CHAPTER 14 - Iskandar Malaysia
CHAPTER 14 - Iskandar Malaysia
CHAPTER 14 - Iskandar Malaysia
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URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE <strong>CHAPTER</strong> <strong>14</strong> | PART 4<br />
D. Solid Waste Management Project and Its Cost<br />
Sustainable waste management shall be implemented at three levels<br />
namely at the domestic/household, community and city levels. This<br />
involves separation at source (recycling) and using waste as alternative<br />
energy source.<br />
Table <strong>14</strong>.30: Projected Cost for Solid Waste Management<br />
Bil. Project Location Proposed Agency Project Cost<br />
▼ Waste To Energy Plant<br />
One long-term objective is to convert waste into an alternative source<br />
of energy. A Waste to Energy plant needs to be constructed within SJER.<br />
A waste to energy plant burns waste to produce electricity and in this<br />
manner, it will reduce the amount of waste that needs to be buried in<br />
landfills, while producing electricity that can be sold to the main grid.<br />
Japan burns 62% of its solid waste by means of waste to energy plants,<br />
while Switzerland burns 58% and USA <strong>14</strong>% .<br />
1 Proposed transfer<br />
station for non<br />
toxic waste<br />
2 Proposed transfer<br />
station for toxic<br />
waste<br />
3 Proposed recycle<br />
centre<br />
4 Proposed central<br />
incinerator<br />
5 Maintenance<br />
and<br />
improvement on<br />
existing ex-waste<br />
disposal site<br />
Jalan Taruka,<br />
Nusajaya<br />
SWM/SJER 20,000,000<br />
Pasir Gudang SJER 20,000,000<br />
SJER 20,000,000<br />
Seelong SJER 126,000,000<br />
Tiram, Pasir<br />
Gudang, Kulai,<br />
Jalan Taruka<br />
SWM/SJER 40,000,000<br />
New technology is emerging such as thermal technology which<br />
produces less pollution than traditional incinerators. The new plants are<br />
also able to treat clinical waste and hazardous waste which can only<br />
be destroyed by very high temperatures.<br />
▼ Eco Friendly Landfill<br />
Landfill technology has also evolved whereby landfill sites are lined,<br />
well-treated and managed to ensure no leakage. SJER intends to adopt<br />
such systems.<br />
Source: SJER CDP 2025<br />
Grand Total for Solid Waste 226,000,000<br />
▼ Waste Separation at Source<br />
Separation at source shall be implemented at household and<br />
community level. At the household level, each residential unit shall be<br />
equipped with two waste bins segregating wet and dry waste. This shall<br />
be incorporated in the design of the units. In addition, grinders shall be<br />
incorporated with kitchen sinks so that food waste shall first be meshed<br />
before being disposed off into the sewerage system.<br />
At the community level, recycling centre shall be located at community<br />
centres and recycling bins at strategic location.<br />
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