Bee’ah launches region’s first solar energy landfill project – ZAWYA

Bee’ah launches region’s first solar energy landfill project – ZAWYA

bee'ah launches region's first solar energy landfill project project set to generate more than 42 megawatts of energy per year    image used for illustrative purpose. solar panels at sunny power plant.bee'ah, a leading sustainability pioneer in the middle east region, has announced plans to convert 47 of al saja'a landfill area into a state-of-the-art solar energy facility in sharjah once the landfill is capped.this is the first of its kind in the region solar energy landfill project set to generate more than 42 megawatts of energy per year.driving environmental sustainability and a circular economy, bee'ah has taken an integrated approach to waste management through a zero-waste strategy.after waste is collected and transferred to bee'ah's waste management complex, advanced recycling facilities recover valuable resources and recyclables.these facilities include the material recovery facility, tyre recycling facility, construction and demolition recycling facility, car and metal shredding facility, industrial waste water plant, biomass facility and alternative raw materials facility.bee'ah has helped sharjah achieve a 76 percent waste diversion from landfill rate, and is fast approaching the 100 percent diversion of waste with the launch of the sharjah waste to energy facility in 2021 by the bee'ah-masdar joint venture, emirates waste to energy company.the