Energocell Hungária Kft will open a HUF 650 million plant in the city of Hodmezovasarhely (S Hungary) manufacturing construction materials from waste glass, OKO-Ferr Waste Management Coordination Public Interest Nonprofit Kft CEO István Manyi told MTI on Tuesday.
Manyi said that the plant, which is expected to begin operating in July, would employ 25 people and have a processing capacity of 12,000 tons of waste glass per year.
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