Chinese-funded enterprises help Bangkok's waste recycling

China News Service, Bangkok, November 5 (Wang Qi, Li Yingmin) Domestic waste disposal is an important urban governance issue facing Bangkok, the capital of Thailand. The Anu domestic waste incineration power plant constructed and operated by a Chinese-funded enterprise has recently been officially put into full operation, providing a new practice for the local area to explore the resource utilization of domestic waste and promote green and low-carbon development.

The factory is located in the eastern part of Bangkok city. In the central control room of the factory, the reporter saw that the staff knew the operation of the incinerator, equipment status and production process in real time through multiple monitoring screens. The monitoring system covers multiple links such as waste treatment, incineration and power generation. Staff can centrally monitor and schedule the operation of equipment to ensure safe and stable operation of the production process.

According to Ning He, general manager of the power plant, the plant uses modern waste incineration power generation technology and can process about 1,000 tons of domestic waste every day. The project has an installed capacity of about 35 megawatts. By combining domestic waste incineration with energy recycling, the project will reduce landfill pressure while realizing waste resource utilization, providing support for Bangkok's urban waste management and energy supply.

At the project exhibition center, staff introduced the process flow, environmental protection facilities and energy conversion principles of waste incineration power generation to visitors. Through graphic displays and on-site explanations, visitors can intuitively understand the entire process of domestic waste from collection, treatment to incineration for power generation, as well as the application of modern environmental protection technology in urban waste management.

In addition to garbage treatment and power generation facilities, green landscapes, water bodies, sports venues and supporting facilities are also planned and constructed in the factory area. The clean factory environment is integrated with the surrounding urban landscape, showing the concept of coordinated development of waste treatment facilities and the ecological environment.

As one of the projects in which Chinese-funded enterprises participate in the construction of environmental protection infrastructure in Thailand, the full operation of the Annu domestic waste incineration power plant not only provides new support for Bangkok to improve its domestic waste processing capacity, but also plays a positive role in increasing the local supply of clean energy and improving the urban living environment.

In recent years, Thailand has continued to promote green economy and sustainable development, and waste resource utilization, clean energy development and environmental protection have received increasing attention. The operation of the Anu domestic waste incineration power plant has added new content to the deepening cooperation between China and Thailand in the fields of environmental protection technology, green energy and urban sustainable development.