INVESTMENT PROJECTS
Promising proposals for investors
CONSTRUCTION OF AN ORGANIC WASTE COMPOSTING SITE
The initiative aims to reduce waste disposal volumes, cut greenhouse gas emissions, and produce eco-friendly compost.
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The Municipal Enterprise "Municipal Waste Management Company" of the Kharkiv City Council (hereinafter referred to as MWMC) is launching a project to build a modern composting site for organic waste. The site will process food scraps, leaves, grass, and other organic materials through controlled aerobic decomposition, using naturally occurring microorganisms to break the material down.
The Complex aims to reduce the amount of organic solid household waste sent to landfill, cut greenhouse gas emissions, and produce high-quality compost. This compost will serve as an eco-friendly fertilizer for the city's infrastructure and green spaces, with any surplus sold commercially, including internationally.
The project will:
ease pressure on the landfill and extend its lifespan;
create new jobs and build the community's capacity for a circular economy;
cut the cost of maintaining green spaces by producing fertilizer in-house;
introduce modern environmental practices for biowaste management, in line with European standards.
MWMC invites international donors and partners to participate in financing the project as part of programs supporting recovery, green transformation, and sustainable infrastructure development.
CONSTRUCTION OF A SOLAR POWER PLANT ON RECLAIMED LANDS
The initiative will allow combining renewable energy with the ecological rehabilitation of territories.
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Municipal Enterprise "Municipal Company for Waste Management" of the Kharkiv City Council (ME "MCWM") is initiating the implementation of a project to build a ground-mounted solar power plant with a capacity of 1.4 to 7 MW (the optimal configuration is determined additionally) on reclaimed and conserved land plots of the Landfill after the disposal of municipal solid waste.
The goal of the project is to create an innovative energy model to meet the needs of the Municipal Solid Waste Processing Complex in the city of Kharkiv with the possibility of selling surplus electricity to the grid. The project involves the use of lands technically unsuitable for other economic turnover, which allows combining renewable energy with the ecological rehabilitation of territories.
The construction of the SPP will allow to:
provide the Complex with an additional source of affordable and eco-friendly electricity at a reduced (discounted) cost;
effectively use the reclaimed areas of the Landfill without disrupting their ecological stability;
increase the energy independence of waste sorting and recycling facilities;
sell surplus electricity at the "green" tariff to finance the development of waste sorting and recycling infrastructure, maintain the condition of reclaimed lands, and increase the financial capacity of the community;
reduce the load on the Landfill and extend its operational life;
provide backup power to critical infrastructure during periods of power system damage due to shelling or extreme weather events.
For the Kharkiv territorial community, the project will become an example of an integrated approach to waste management and renewable energy development, will help strengthen energy resilience, reduce CO₂ emissions, and form a modern circular economy model.
ME "MCWM" invites international donors and partners to cooperate in the format of grant, blended, or investment financing for the implementation of this strategic infrastructure project.