be’ah1 has renewed its contract with SUEZ to operate and maintain the Al Amerat engineered sanitary landfill near Muscat, Oman. This five-year contract, worth €1.4 million a year will start in the beginning of 2021. It follows a contract signed in 2005 for the construction of the landfill’s extension with the creation of a second cell and 5 years operation & maintenance of the entire landfill.
Within this contract, Suez oversees the reception and landfilling of 1,320 tons of municipal solid waste daily. The facility includes a biogas extraction system and a Membrane bioreactor (MBR) plant for treating leachates, allowing the country to curb greenhouse gas emissions and improve its environmental performance.
“We are honored of this renewed trust which is the result of a successful a 10-year partnership and collaboration with be’ah targeting a common goal: preserving Oman beautiful environmental capital. We are proud to support the Sultanate in leading the change of the waste management sector by implementing high level international practices and sustainable waste management solutions.” comments Cyril Courjaret, CEO SUEZ Middle East & Central Asia.
Since 2010, SUEZ has been supporting the Sultanate of Oman with the construction, operation and management of several municipal and industrial waste landfills across the country. Amongst them, Barka Municipal Solid Waste Landfill, Sohar Industrial waste treatment facility (Phase 1) and Duqm Integrated Waste Management Facility.
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About SUEZ
Since the end of the 19th century, SUEZ has built expertise aimed at helping people to constantly improve their quality of life by protecting their health and supporting economic growth. With an active presence on five continents, SUEZ and its 90,000 employees strive to preserve our environment’s natural capital:
water, soil, and air. SUEZ provides innovative and resilient solutions in water management, waste recovery, site remediation and air treatment, optimizing municipalities’ and industries’ resource management through “smart” cities and improving their environmental and economic performance. The Group delivers sanitation services to 64 million people and produces 7.1 billion m3 of drinking water. SUEZ is also a contributor to economic growth, with more than 200,000 jobs created directly and indirectly on an annual basis, and a provider of new resources, with 4.2 million tons of secondary raw materials produced. By 2030, the Group is targeting 100% sustainable solutions, with a positive impact on our environment, health and climate. SUEZ generated total revenue of €18.0 billion in 2019. For 70 years, SUEZ has been supporting Middle East authorities and industries in the development of solutions to meet the challenge of water and waste management.
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