Logistics and waste management company Reliance Egypt is mulling investing EGP 200 mn in waste-to-energy projects next year, waste management department manager Michael Hanna said. The company’s decision will depend on the government raising the relatively low waste-to-energy tariff it has in place at EGP 1.03/kwh.
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