Recycling News
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AOI inks deal with local development ministry for 4 waste management plants at €38.8 mln
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) will fund the project as part of its Kitchener Drain Depollution Project- Solid Waste.
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SIG partners with Plastic Bank and GIZ in project to boost recycling and empower collection communities in Egypt
According to PractiQ Consulting, Egypt generates more than 95 million tons of waste annually and currently only 60% of this waste is collected.
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Egypt continues work on implementing its first station to generate energy from waste
Mostafa assured Egypt’s interest in creating a supportive climate to encourage environmental investments to confront climate change.
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Small-cap stock jumps after it commissions its recycling plant in Egypt
The post-consumer recycling (PCR) Plant in Egypt having installed a capacity of 18000 MT per year.
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UAE’s BEEAH inks deal to establish waste recycling firm in New Administrative Capital
Under the contract, the two sides will cooperate in several areas, including the establishment and operation of factories to recycle tires.
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UAE's Beeah sets up new JV to revolutionise Egypt waste management
Aligned with the goals of Egypt Vision 2030, the venture sets a bold target of achieving an 80% landfill waste diversion rate.
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Egypt: a transit station improves solid waste management in Cairo
Cairo has acquired a new solid waste transit station. The facility, located near the Port-Saïd road, has a capacity of 2,000 tonnes per day.
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Egypt’s Environment Minister reviews progress of municipal solid waste management system
She referred to the birth of the new environmental and climate investment unit under the umbrella of the Ministry of Environment.
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SCA Chairman Inspects Solid, Liquid Waste Recycling Factory in Greece
The inspection tour included waste recycling facilities and laboratories at the Antipollution plant.
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Egypt to Launch "No to Plastic" Initiative in July
"The "No to Plastic" initiative aims to raise awareness of the dangers of single-use plastic products," said Egypt's Ministry of Environment.
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China provides Egypt with 20 million yuan worth of goods for environmental affairs
Fouad praised the efforts of the Ministry of Environment of China to support cooperation between the two countries.
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Egypt and FAO discuss joint cooperation in environmental projects
Their meeting focused on enhancing bilateral cooperation in adaptation projects and linking climate change, biodiversity, land use.
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A new solid waste recycling plant in Nag Hammadi
The Nag Hammadi solid waste recycling plant was inaugurated on 9 June 2023, in the wake of World Environment Day on 5 June.
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Egypt ranks 1st regionally, 14th globally in recycling
Egypt ranked 1st regionally and 14th globally in terms of recycling rates, according to the Cabinet’s Information and Decision Support Center (IDSC).
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Meeting discusses executive steps to upgrade waste collection process in Port Said
The delegation also visited one of the governorate’s beaches to stand on the status of the plastic waste on beaches, added the statement.
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Egyptian Startup Turns Plastic Waste Into Paving Tiles
TileGreen created a technology that turns plastic waste into paving tiles and has tested other products to introduce in the construction market.
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EGYPT: Three waste recycling plants to be built in the Suez Canal
The Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCZone) in Egypt is making progress in implementing its sustainability policy.
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Egypt’s Environment Minister discusses expansion in waste to energy projects with private sector
The minister praised the company’s role as the first partner from the private sector in starting projects to convert waste into electric energy.
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Egypt establishes 1st factory producing electricity from Biogas
The factory also contributes to reducing greenhouse emissions by about 5,000 tons of carbon dioxide.
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Egypt is looking to obtain international license for exporting recycled products
The approval of exporting these products requires obtaining a license from one of the internationally accredited bodies.