New Photos Showing Ongoing Works in Waste Management Center in Vinča

February 11, 2022

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New photos showing the progress made over the previous period.

Construction of Energy-from-Waste facility is ongoing, equipment is delivered, 85% of works have been completed, and we are approaching testing and commissioning phases.

The Construction and Demolition Waste recycling facility started operations in August 17, 2021, with a processing capacity of over 200,000 tons / year

The new sanitary landfill started operations in August 2nd, 2021.
Municipal waste collected by PUC Gradska čistoća from the territory of 15 municipalities of Belgrade is disposed of at the new landfill in compliance with the highest waste management standards of the European Union and Serbia. On average, 500 to 600 trucks that is 1,500 tons of municipal waste arrive at the Vinča landfill. Construction of new sanitary cells is ongoing. — The new sanitary landfill started operations in August 2nd, 2021. Municipal waste collected by PUC Gradska čistoća from the territory of 15 municipalities of Belgrade is disposed of at the new landfill in compliance with the highest waste management standards of the European Union and Serbia. On average, 500 to 600 trucks that is 1,500 tons of municipal waste arrive at the Vinča landfill. Construction of new sanitary cells is ongoing.

A leachate treatment plant will be put into operation soon to which leachate will be conveyed through a network of pipes and canals, and after treatment it will be discharged into the Osljanski stream, so clean water will flow into the international waterway of the Danube River. Leachate will be treated by reverse osmosis technology.

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