Energy plays a major role in the manufacturing process. Technologies used for energy
generation and resource utilization were changing very fast. Conventional and …

One of the components of Swachh Bharat Mission undertaken by the Ministry of Urban
Development is scientific management of Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) generated in the …

India is experiencing rapid growth in inhabitants, economic reforms and industrial
development, which lead to a significant upsurge in waste generation. Though burgeoning …

Exponential population growth, unprecedented urbanization and changing life style has led
to the substantial generation of municipal solid waste. Approximately only 20 percent of the …

Techno-economic feasibility of the best available Waste to Energy (WTE) technologies
across the world were studied for 75 Indian cities. Secondary data on Municipal Solid Waste …

Solid waste management needs re-evaluating in developing countries like Pakistan, which
currently employs landfilling as a first option. Over time, increasing population will result in …

This paper proposes a study on the potential of waste‐to‐energy (WTE) possibility in the
Arab Republic of Egypt. WTE is a viable option for municipal solid waste (MSW) …

There is an increase in annual waste generation due to urbanization, industrialization, and
population growth. The waste management crisis in developing countries and its complexity …

In the current era, shortages of the energy sources, changing the global climate, and world
energy conflicts lead to negative effects to all levels of the society and threatened world …

The present trend of economic development with rapid urbanization come with enormous
volume of MSW and global energy demand which is a worldwide concern. The problem is …