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DENR Urges Nueva Ecija LGUs to Pursue Waste-to-Energy Facility

1 report, 1 independent Updated Nov 1
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The Department of Environment and Natural Resources is urging local government units in Nueva Ecija to pursue a province-wide Waste-to-Energy (WTE) facility for sustainable waste management. Officials noted that existing sanitary landfills have limited operating lifespans and require large amounts of land. A centralized WTE facility could convert discarded materials into energy, fuel, construction materials, and fertilizer.

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Why it matters

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The initiative aims to address the limitations of current waste disposal methods in Nueva Ecija. By converting residual waste into usable resources, the project could create new resource streams for the province.

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  • Nueva EcijaSpeculative

    The province of Nueva Ecija might see reduced waste disposal costs and new resource streams.

  • The Department of Energy could gain a new source of energy from the WTE facility.

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