Japan’s New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) and Vietnam’s Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment on October 15 signed a contract to build a waste treatment system to generate power in Hanoi’s Soc Son district.
Covering an area of one hectare in Nam Son waste treatment complex, the system will have an incinerator with a capacity of 75 tonnes of waste per day and generate 1.2 MW of electricity.
The pilot project has a total investment of US$21 million, of which US$17 million was contributed by Japan and the remaining by Vietnam’s state-owned Urban Environment Company (URENCO) as investor.
Using advanced Japanese technology for the first time, the project will be carried out from 2011-2012, contributing to environmental protection and sustainable development in Vietnam./.
The pilot project has a total investment of US$21 million, of which US$17 million was contributed by Japan and the remaining by Vietnam’s state-owned Urban Environment Company (URENCO) as investor.
Using advanced Japanese technology for the first time, the project will be carried out from 2011-2012, contributing to environmental protection and sustainable development in Vietnam./.
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