Author: Green Tech Egypt

On 25 January 2019, Governor of Red Sea General Ahmed Abdullah and Dr Ezz EL-Din Abu Steit, Minister of Agriculture, opened the Hurghada Recycling factory. General Abdullah mentioned that the new recycling factory is the first in Egypt to use new recycling technology compatible with European standards. All machines are imported from the Netherlands and Germany using the latest European recycling technology. The plant will be managed by HEPCA, The Hurghada Environmental Protection and Conservation Association. Green Tech Egypt designed, built, and delivered the factory. General Abdullah added that the new factory is a significant move forward in the environmental sector and Hurghada because it can process 400 tons of MSW and provide jobs for 62 people.

On 21 October 2018, Governor of Red Sea General Ahmed Abdullah visited the recycling plant and met with Mr Robert Valk,” Green Tech Egypt Founder ”, and Mrs Heba Shawky ”, manager of HEPCA”. General Ahmed Abdullah said he was impressed with the machines and the continuous work of the installation team.

After the first phase of building the concrete walls, the formwork for the floor is finished. The concrete platform floor is enforced with 110KG/M3 steel. The 32 sorting holes are apparent in the photo. Next week the concrete floor will be finished. Please check the following news item.

After the design and quotation phase, the building of the concrete platform is started. The corners of the walls are reinforced with steel crash protection parts.

The HEPCA, The Hurghada Environmental Protection and Conservation Association, recycling factory at Hurghada will be built by Green Tech Egypt. After the tender and the quotation phase, HEPCA awarded the project to Green Tech because of the high-quality machines, innovative design, latest recycling technology from Holland and Germany, and complete turnkey project offer. Also, an essential part of the project is to start up the plant and train the people at the recycling plant. The factory will have a capacity of processing 400ton MSW a day. The factory will have the latest technology in recycling.