The rapid expansion of urban populations and concomitant increase in the generation of
municipal solid waste (MSW) exert considerable pressure on the conventional centralized …

This paper considers a methodology for economic feasibility analysis of a decentralized
hybrid WTE (waste-to-energy) system, when input waste streams and technical parameters …

The extraction of municipal solid waste (MSW) provides a significant opportunity to manage
MSW while bolstering energy security. As a result, research in this area has gained traction …

Solid waste management (SWM) systems must proactively adapt to changing policy
requirements, waste composition, and an evolving energy system to sustainably manage …

Abstract The Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) generation per capita in developing countries is
generally said to grow in proportion to the gross national product. Composting and waste to …

Municipal solid waste generation is a rapidly increasing challenge that is leading to severe
pollution and environmental degradation in many urban areas of developing countries …

Even now, contemplation of an exhaustive roadmap to consider all aspects of well-
management and efficient-conversion of MSW to sustainable energy in the 21st century has …

Waste collection, treatment, and safe disposal systems are rare in developing countries as
these processes and systems have been mostly viewed from a cost-centric perspective in …

Waste production is constantly increasing worldwide and constitutes a problem that is
expected to deteriorate in the future. In parallel, ensuring access to affordable and …

This paper undertakes a critical review of the solution approaches, methods and techniques
applied to model municipal solid waste (MSW) management systems over the last decade …