SINOGAL Awarded the Contract for Upgrading Facility at Existing Plant in Macau Refuse Incineration Plant

On Mar. 8th, the Macao Environmental Protection Bureau announced the bid winner of the “Upgrading Facility at Existing Plant in Macau Refuse Incineration Plant”. SINOGAL-Waste Services Corporation (for short: SINOGAL), promised not to defer the waste treatment, strive to meet the schedule of operation and maintenance on a mission to the project, and complete this project properly, won this bid accordingly.

Macau Refuse Incineration Plant may at great risk of malfunction for the old facility and equipment are nearly out of date soon. The Macao Environmental Protection Bureau opened the upgrading facility bid as a result.

SINOGAL, established in Macau in 2009, is a joint venture among Taiwan’s CTCI Corporation, ECOVE Environment Corporation, and Consulasia, a subsidiary of Portugal’s Consulgal Group. The company is the sole entity responsible for operation and maintenance of the Macau Refuse Incineration Plant. In 2010, SINOGAL partnered with ECOVE mainly to provide operation and maintenance services for the Macau Hazardous Waste Treatment Plant.

In past projects, SINOGAL, controlled the plant shutdown hours well, formulated a expert construction plan in advance and strictly managed the procedures, was trusted and recognized for the construction quality and the accurate project timeline by the owners. In addition, SINOGAL has comprehensive support from CTCI, the global engineering services provider with extensive experience in design, construction, operation and overhaul of EfW plants. After SINOGAL completes the upgrading project, Macau Refuse Incineration Plant will function properly and local waste will be properly disposed.

The cooling tower of Macau Refuse Incineration Plant is one of upgrading facilities in the project.