Eco Waste Solutions (Peru - Alto Chicama)
Eco Waste Solutions has installed an operational Waste-to-Energy batch pyrolysis system in the Alto Chicama region of Peru, serving a mining community. The facility processes solid waste and liquids daily, providing an on-site waste management solution in a challenging high-altitude environment.
Company Overview
- Role
- Plant Operator
- Status
- Operational
- Daily Capacity
- 2
- Technology
- Batch
- Headquarters
- Alto Chicama (Operates in), Peru
- Region
- South America
Feedstock Types
Products & Output
Plant Locations (1)
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