Malaysia bets on waste-to-energy technology

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It resembles a claw machine in a game arcade, magnified to industrial scale.
Seated before a clear viewing panel, operators manoeuvre giant steel claws that hover over a sea of household waste, speckled with the familiar single-use plastic bags. Source: The Star
Read More:https://www.thestar.com.my/esg/2026/06/26/malaysia-bets-on-waste-to-energy-technology

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