The plant for incineration of municipal solid waste operates at 75% of capacity
In 2016, the plant for incineration municipal solid wastes "Tamiz Shahar" works below capacity, and nothing is reported about the reasons. As a result of the burning of 467 139 tons of household waste the plant produced 174. 490.000 KW/h of electricity. The amount of waste used for the year decreased by 7.7%, and generated electricity totaled 4.1%.
In 2016 to the state power network were transferred 145.700.000 KW/h of electricity, by 5.1% less than in the previous year. At the same time, for the internal needs were used by the plant 28.8 million kW/h, just like in 2015.
To transit the electricity to the central netweork on high-voltage lines, the "Tamiz Shahar" JSC paid out the "Azerenerji" about 247.000 manats (without VAT). Operating expensesfor an operator employed in the factory were estimated at 63.500 manats. The State Electricity Distribution Company JSC "Azerisiq" paid "Tamiz Shahar" for the acquisition of electricity to 5. 384.000 manats (without VAT).
The plant purchased in France was built in 2009-2012, and was commissioned in December 2012. It cost the state 365 million Euro. Some of the money was borrowed from the Islamic Development Bank.
The design capacity of the plant is 500.000 tons of domestic waste, and 231.500.000 KW/h of electricity. 08D
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