Modern facility: Worldwide Holdings chairman Datuk Nor Azmie Diron (second from left) exchanging documents with China Western Power Engineering and Construction MD Wu Bin at the joint development agreement signing ceremony. Looking on are Norazlina and Amirudin.
SHAH ALAM: Selangor plans to invest about RM1.5bil over the next several years to manage its solid waste in a systematic and sustainable way.
It is undertaking the development of the country’s biggest and modern waste-to-energy project at the Jeram sanitary landfill in a public-private partnership that will cost RM500mil under phase one and another RM500mil under phase two.
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