Chinese Firm Proposes $95 Million Waste-to-Energy Plant in Kyrgyzstan

A subsidiary of China Energy Conservation and Environmental Protection Group (CECEP) is considering a $95 million waste-to-energy plant in southern Kyrgyzstan. The proposed facility would initially process 800 metric tons of waste daily, with potential for expansion. This follows Bishkek's opening of Central Asia's first waste-to-energy plant, also built by a Chinese company.

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