We provide the consulting setvice from planning to operation support.

The development of waste combustion power generation facilities serves as a crucial preliminary step before final disposal, playing a vital role in reducing, stabilizing, and rendering waste harmless. To ensure the safe and secure operation of waste-to-energy facilities, we provide comprehensive support for all necessary phases of facility development, including candidate site selection, planning formulation support, bidding support, design and construction supervision, operational monitoring, and decommissioning supervision.

We undertake the following services for waste-to-energy (combustion + power generation) facilities:

• Waste-treatment facility planning
– Selection of the optimal treatment process
– Determination of facility capacity and feedstock (waste) specifications
– Establishment of air- and water-pollution prevention standards
– Evaluation of heat-recovery/utilization options
– Preliminary project cost estimation

• Facility-development advisory (procurement support & monitoring)
– Drafting procurement documents and tender packages
– Managing the contractor‐selection process
– Ongoing performance monitoring during procurement

• Construction management & supervision
– Verifying that design specifications and performance requirements are met on site
– Oversight of workmanship, materials, and installation in accordance with the contract’s technical requirements

Through our consulting services for the planning, development, and operation of waste‐to‐energy (incineration power‐generation) facilities, we advance resource recovery, cut CO₂ emissions from combustion‐based power generation, reduce final‐disposal volumes, and ensure the proper treatment of hard-to-recycle waste—thereby contributing to the formation of a decarbonized, circular society.

• Japan
• ASEAN countries
  

  Thailand,Philippines

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