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Details on Nabroeh waste plant using 300 tons daily
The new Nabrouh Solid Waste Station is one of the pioneering projects in developing waste management in Dakahlia Governorate. It was established on an area of two feddans with a capacity of up to 300 tons per day, at a cost of approximately 2 million euros. The project was financed by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and received a grant from the European Union. The station aims to improve the efficiency of waste collection and transportation from the city and neighboring rural units, reduce transportation distances and time, lower fuel consumption, and decrease the environmental impacts resulting from inefficient transportation and unsafe disposal. Additionally, it contributes to protecting the water resources of the Kitchener Canal by reducing waste reaching the water, and supports the coordination of a safe disposal system, thus promoting sustainable waste management. The station operates on a "direct unloading" system that achieves cost savings and reduces greenhouse gas emissions by an amount equivalent to 4.4 tons of carbon dioxide daily. It also helps improve the urban appearance and serve multiple areas, including the city and neighboring rural units.
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