Senior officials and engineering staff of the Cyberabad Municipal Corporation on Friday visited waste-processing and waste-to-energy facilities at Jawaharnagar and Dundigal. They examined transfer-station operations, pollution-control systems, ash management and resource recovery methods.
Hyderabad: Senior officials and engineering staff of Cyberabad Municipal Corporation (CMC) on Friday visited waste-processing and waste-to-energy facilities at Jawaharnagar and Dundigal to study modern solid waste management and scientific processing methods.
A press release said the officials studied transfer-station management, waste transportation, vehicle management, resource recovery and the safe handling of municipal solid waste. They also observed waste-to-energy plant operations, pollution-control systems, ash-management practices, and environmental safety measures.
The visit was aimed at helping officials adopt scientific and sustainable waste-management practices to improve operational efficiency, promote resource recovery and maintain a cleaner urban environment across CMC limits.
During the visit, the HiMSW team explained the process from waste collection and transportation to transfer-station operations, processing, scientific disposal, and electricity generation, said the release.
