HAECO joins food waste scheme

HAECO joins food waste scheme
HAECO Hong Kong recently joined the Environmental Protection Department’s food waste collection scheme. Food scraps collected at HAECO are now sent to Hong Kong’s first Organic Resources Recovery Centre (O · PARK1), where they are converted into biogas and used for electricity generation. When running at full capacity, O · PARK1 exports about 14 million kWh of electricity to the grid each year – equivalent to the power consumed by 3,000 households. Residue from the process is converted into compost for landscaping and agricultural use. In December last year, HAECO organised a series of canteen workshops to raise staff awareness and facilitate efficient food waste separation and collection.
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