ZUSOK / municipal incineration plant in Warsaw has a new name. Warszawska Wytwórnia Energii (Warsaw Power Generation Plant) will soon be converting mixed waste into heat and electricity for the capital city. The plant is warming up for operation from the inside, with commissioning work going on all day and night. The facility has reached its final shape so we are focusing on its technological functionality now.
We continue the tradition of Christmas special events, which are an opportunity to celebrate together, integrate and get to know each other from a different side. It is also a time when we honor those who, in the passing year, have made special contributions to the project, creating a good working atmosphere, are friendly and committed. This year we elected: Mr. Michał Brodniewicz, Mr. Piotr Rywacki, Mr. Sławomir Kakietek, Mr. Szymon Zimnicki. Congratulations!
As part of the commissioning, the test feeding of waste to the grate and its incineration began at ZUSOK in Warsaw, after the plant was expanded and modernized, and all the procedures required at this stage were completed. Appreciating the work of the entire team, the project director - Tony Kang - invited us for delicious treats. Pictured are Tony Kang - project director, and Cezary Stankiewicz - site director.
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The expansion and modernization of the ZUSOK plant in Warsaw is the largest investment in the thermal processing of mixed waste in Poland. The new plant is currently undergoing numerous commissioning tests. An impressive infrastructure has been built on the same land as the original plant was. Find out about some facts: 👉 built-up area: 29 850 m2 👉 total area (on three levels): 48 400 m2 👉 cubic capacity of the facilities: 670 000 m3 👉 green roofs: 20 000 m2 👉 safe processing of 300 000 tons of mixed waste into heat and power for Warsaw 👉 the…
POSCO E&C has been operating in Poland since 2012, implementing top-class construction and engineering investments. The first project was the construction of a thermal waste treatment plant in Krakow https://khk.krakow.pl/pl/ekospalarnia/. In the spring of 2021, we started work on the ZUSOK site in Warsaw. This has aroused the interest of various circles from all over the world, including Korean circles, which are curious about our experience in operating or entering the Polish market. On 28 October (2024), we hosted representatives of KIND - Korea Overseas Infrastructure & Urban Development Corporation - a promoter of public-private partnerships in business https://lnkd.in/dRgCADax.
The Warsaw ZUSOK (Municipal Solid Waste Treatment Plant) is an important part of the capital's waste management. As such, we regularly meet with local government representatives at the site. On 7 and 8 October, we hosted at ZUSOK the Environmental Protection Commission of the Warsaw City Council, the Development Commission of the Targówek District Council and the Management Board of the Targówek District, as well as members of the Social Council for the Expansion of ZUSOK, which cooperates with the MPO and has supported and commented on the investment since its inception. The visits were hosted by the President of…
Two gripper cranes for transferring waste from the bunker to the furnaces have passed technical supervision tests. Once the cranes have been approved for use, further inspections can be carried out within the bunker. The grippers are powerful, each capable of moving 5 tonnes of waste at a time.
Today marks the beginning of the Korean Thanksgiving holiday - CHUSEOK. Literally meaning 'autumn evening', it symbolises the end of summer, but also reminds us that everything is temporary. During these days, Koreans give thanks for the harvest, hope for better times and visit family homes and ancestral graves. Part of the tradition is the preparation and sharing of rice delicacies enriched with natural ingredients - sesame seeds, beans, nuts, jujube, honey or ginger. We believe that tradition helps to build social relationships and maintain bonds. We are together…