“Green Power” Invests 120 Million Pounds to Build a Waste-to-Fuel Plant

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Green Power Environmental Services is preparing to launch a new plant for the production of Refuse-Derived Fuel (RDF), with investments totaling 120 million pounds and an estimated annual production capacity of 160,000 metric tons. Through this move, the company aims to expand its production of alternative fuels and strengthen its ability to meet the growing demand from energy-intensive industries, particularly cement plants. Ahmed Hanafi, Chairman of the Board... Read more

A Delegation From The Indonesian Embassy Visits The Green Power Plant In Edku

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Green Power Environmental Services welcomed a delegation from the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia in Egypt to its factory headquarters for a field visit aimed at learning about the company’s practical experience and exploring opportunities for technology transfer and the establishment of a joint venture for waste recycling in Indonesia. The visit included a tour of the plant’s various sections, during which modern sorting and recycling technologies were demonstrated, as well as the processes for converting waste into refuse-derived fuel (RDF) and organic fertilizers in accordance with the highest ... Read more

Green Power in Al-Jadaan: A Success Story in Waste Recycling and Alternative Fuel Production

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A Story of Success and Growth: An Interview with Chairman of the Board of Directors Eng. Ahmed Hanafi on Green Power’s Journey Toward Environmental Sustainability The “Al-Jadaan” program hosted Eng. Ahmed Hanafi, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Green Power, for a field tour of the solid waste recycling plant in Idku. The episode highlighted the company’s plan to develop the plant, the manufacturing of equipment by Egyptian hands, and the company’s role in supporting cement plants with refuse-derived fuel (RDF) ... Read more

Green Power Expands Production of RDF Alternative Fuel

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Green Power Expands Production of RDF Alternative Fuel Ahmed Hanafi, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Green Power Environmental Services, revealed the company’s plan to expand production of refuse-derived fuel (RDF) by doubling its current production capacity to approximately 8,000 metric tons per month, up from the current 4,000 metric tons, with new production lines set to come online before the end of 2026 to meet growing demand... Read more