RT-Invest, a subsidiary of the Rostec state corporation, is building five new waste processing plants in the Moscow region and Kazan. The waste will be used to generate electricity.
The first plant will open in early 2024 near Voskresensk. Unique domestic equipment will be installed at this and other plants: from turbines to filters for capturing solid particles after waste incineration.
As previously announced by RT-Invest, one such plant in the Moscow region can process about 700 thousand tons of waste per year. It will supply 485 million kWh of electricity to the grid.
This amount of electricity is enough for 250 thousand people, or a small city with a population of approximately 100 thousand people.
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