Traditional municipal solid waste management practices have become obsolete. Decades of unregulated dumpsites have produced countless sanitary and health crisis as they increasingly become drivers of air, soil and water pollution in the Dominican Republic. Moreover, in the majority of cases where it was stipulated, open-air dumpsites have failed to become sanitary landfills.ption text goes here

Developing countries with young populations such as the Dominican Republic are called to transform their cities to prosper sustainably and raise health standards. At the same time, areas of San Pedro de Macorís are projected to become suburbs of the city of Santo Domingo and rise to be important tourist centers, adding to the national demand for energy.

Waste-to-Energy facilities have the ability to transform dumpsites into clean energy industries that are self-sufficient, and responsible with the environment and the community.

The enhanced technology used in the development of our plants can recover up to 95% of the energy from waste. This design has the ability to adjust its kWh / year production to provide even greater efficiencies, making it feasible for the economic context of the Caribbean and Latin American countries.

The benefits to the community are extensive in scope. In addition to eliminating the environmental pollution from dumpsites, the collection and mass burn of solid waste within the plant neutralizes existing sanitary crises in the community, mitigating public health risks.

In addition to this, we will be able to transform jobs in the industry, generating 50-60 new positions and hiring approximately 300 employees during the construction phase.

Finally, we will position ourselves to face climate change by reducing the use of fossil fuels and reducing CO2 emissions per kilowatt generated.