The Acre WWTP, situated near the historic city of Acre in Western Galilee, serves as a vital facility for wastewater collection and treatment for surrounding municipalities and councils. This plant’s upgrade has increased its capacity to 36,000 m³/day, marking it as one of Israel’s largest wastewater treatment facilities.
Dekel Infrastructure, a subsidiary of BlueGen Ltd. and YSB Group, has been awarded a tender to construct and operate a state-of-the-art municipal solid waste sorting facility at Hiriya Recycling Park. This new facility is designed to process 1,300 tons of waste daily, accounting for approximately 43% of the waste generated by the city of Tel Aviv.
Leehu HaCohen, CEO of BlueGen, spoke at the 2050 Environment Conference in Tel Aviv
emphasizing how long-term regulatory stability combined with entrepreneurs collaboration is the only way for Israel to meet international waste management standards.
MRC operates a power station in Alon Tavor, Northern Israel, where electricity production levels must adhere to the requirements set by Israel’s Ministry of Energy, particularly regarding peak electricity consumption fluctuations, especially during summer. BlueGen Water’s solution utilizes two types of water sources—effluent and tap water—to ensure a constant water supply to the station.
