Zhongde Waste Technology AG
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Zhongde Waste Technology AG
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ZhongDe Waste Technology AG engages in the business of designing, investing, constructing, and operating of incineration plants, which generate electricity through the disposal of solid municipal and industrial waste. The company is headquartered in Frankfurt, Hessen and currently employs 66 full-time employees. The company went IPO on 2007-07-06. The firm designs, finances, constructs and operates energy-from-waste plants generating electricity from the disposal of solid municipal, medical and industrial waste. The firm operates through two segments: EPC (emerging, procurement and construction projects) and BOT (the built, operate and transfer projects). In the EPC segment, the Company is responsible for the design, engineering, procurement, construction and installation of energy-from-waste plants with the grate, pyrolytic and rotary kiln as well as fluidized bed combustion technologies. As an investor for BOT projects, it also finances and operates the energy-from-waste plants.
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