Design and Construction

Joko Widodo is encouraging cities to build waste-to-energy plants in an effort to combat the country’s growing trash problem.

The plan addresses the capacities at existing waste management facilities, the city’s desire to increase waste diversion, waste reduction and the need to control costs using a long-term financial plan.

Once complete, the project will be an Eco Park with renewable energy operations and will include a discovery trail and honeybee hives.

The Fiberight plant still has not reached full commercial operations and may not do so until the second or third week of August.

SG Blocks is helping architects, developers, builders and commercial clients build durable and sustainable structures using code-engineered shipping containers.

The new facility will be capable of processing up to 50 tons per day of post-consumer polystyrene feedstock.

Amid protests, city officials have promised not to proceed with WTE project development plans without approval from residents.

The arena has received recognition from the U.S. Green Building Council for creating an efficient green building.

Once fully operational, the plant will be able to process 5,000 tonnes of waste a day and generate electricity for 20 million people.