The project was lauched in July 2012, and 50% of the costs were covered by European Union funding. The present investment adds 20 new jobs at the plant, which already employed 50 people.
As the result of the technological expansion, the plant now has the capacity to process 200,000 metric tonnes of alternative fuel and communal waste a year and treat 50,000 tonnes of sewage.
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