The project, with a budget of € 26.3 million, is funded by the Public Investment Program, co -financed by the Cohesion Fund by 85%, through the NSRF through the NSRF.
A special event in the Agrinio Municipal Council hall was signed yesterday, Wednesday, May 7 The contract was signed by the Mayor of Agrinio, George Papanastasiou and the representative of the contractor “ELECTOR SA” Mr. George Skouteropoulos, in the presence of the Secretary General of Waste Coordination Management Manolis Grafakou, who represented the Minister of Environment.
The project, with a budget of € 26.3 million, is funded by the Public Investment Program, co -financed by the Cohesion Fund by 85%through the NSRF. Agrinio Waste Treatment Unit It will be constructed in the position ‘Monodendri’within the administrative boundaries of the Stratos Municipal Unit of the Municipality of Agrinio, on a plot of 17.9 acres. The plot is included in the licensed area of 347 acres, where the Agrinio Landfill (Landfill) area is located.
As it became known by the RIS, this treatment unit will serve the municipalities of Agrinio, Amphilochia and Xerimeros. It is projected to accept 23,914 tonnes per year of combat urban waste, as well as remains of the Industrial Waste Treatment Unit (MEBA) and the Center for Recyclable Materials (CDDA) and another 9,500 tonnes per year of food waste, collected separately through coffee.
The Minister of Environment and Energy, Stavros Papastavrou, said: “We have just inaugurated the new waste treatment plant in Messinia, which completes the single project of Solid Waste Management of the Peloponnese, and now we are launching the work of the construction of a unit. This development is the result of a methodical, comprehensive effort made by the government, the Ministry of Environment and Energy and the Waste Management Regions over the last six years. We are implementing a long -term strategy so that our country, from a Europe of Europe in this area, becomes a pioneer, passing through the multifaceted aggravating simple waste burial, in the circular economy, where waste is re -entering the production process, creating jobs and leave the minimum possible. We are moving forward for a sustainable future. “
The great importance of the project for the region, but also in its contribution to the general strategy of rational waste management of our country, was mentioned in its position by the Secretary General of Waste Coordination Management Manolis Grafakos, noting, inter alia, that “Greece has turned to the management of the country today. 25, while in a few weeks the contracts for the construction of the units in Corfu, Larissa, Kavala and by the end of the year for the two units of Thessaloniki. ” He even stressed that these projects would also be accompanied by the necessary investments in recycling to boost the separate source collection, investments for which the government has secured their funding.
Also present at the event were Aitoloakarnania MP Thanasis Papathanassis, Western Greece Regional Governor Nektarios Farmakis, Mayors Yiannis Triantafyllakis, Vassilis Gizas, Grigoris Alexopoulos, Christos Christos, Christos Christos
Source: Skai
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