We believe that strategic waste recovery initiatives must aim to compensate for the shortage of resources and at the same time limit the impact on the environment. That is why KONSENT provides solutions for supervising works in projects that aim to reduce waste right at the source. At the same time, we aim to maximize the subsequent recycling capacity, optimize collection costs and limit losses.
Through the contract Supervision of construction works within the project “Integrated waste management system in Hunedoara County” we provide the necessary support in the development of the ecological waste management infrastructure and support the decommissioning process of collection centers that do not comply with European ecological standards.
The project includes several expansion and modernization works. Thus, it is foreseen to create a waste management center in Barcea Mare, which will include a central non-hazardous waste landfill in accordance with EU standards, a waste sorting station, a mechanical-biological treatment station, a sewage treatment station, as well as administrative buildings. The project also includes the construction of a sorting station in Petrosani and the modernization of the existing sorting stations in Brad and Vulcan. It is also foreseen to close the existing non-compliant landfills in Aninoasa, Uroi – Rapoltu Mare, Hateg, Petrila, Lupeni, Calan, Hunedoara municipality, Orastie and Deva.
The objective of this project is to develop a sustainable waste management system, in accordance with European standards, so as to meet the obligations assumed by the Accession Treaty. At the same time, by modernizing the waste management system and reducing the harmful effects on the environment, the quality of life for the entire population of Hunedoara County, approximately 458 thousand inhabitants, will be improved.
The value of the project exceeds 57 million Euros, 43 million Euros coming from non-reimbursable European funds, and the difference is ensured by investments from the state budget, the budget of the Hunedoara County Council and from local budgets. The project is co-financed by the Sectoral Operational Program Environment 2007-2013, Priority Axis 2, Intervention Area 1 – “Development of integrated waste management systems and expansion of waste management infrastructure”.