GEO-6 Regional Asssement for West Asia Emissions CO2eq/ Gg
The total regional cost of achieving zero emissions from collection, treatment and disposal interventions is estimated to be in the range of USD4,2–7,1 billion per year . Current annual regional spending on collection and treatment is
10 000 20 000 30 000 40 000 50 000 60 000 70 000 80 000
-20 000 -10 000 0
MSW Dumpsite
Landfill - 50% LFG Recovery
Landfill - 70% LFG Recovery
MHT & Solids
Washing/ AD
MHT & Solids
Washing/ CHP
(Biomass)
MSW (0% Recycling & composting)
MSW (Current situation 9.6%)
MSW (Future Scenario 48.3%)
Source: Dumble 2015
Note: LFG = landfill gas; AD = anaerobic digestion; R1 is a European classification for a waste-to-energy plant; CHP = combined heat and power (can include cooling); W2E = waste to energy; RDF = refuse-derived fuel.
128 66,491 64,509 43,578 40,641 32,681 29,491 -703 -4,505 4,437 346
MHT & Solids
Washing/ CHP
(Biomass/ mixed plastic)
7,628 2,349 High
Efficiency (55%)W2E - 80% of Residual
14,753 5,698 High
Efficiency (55%)
W2E/RDF (export) - 80% of Residual
21,815 18,491
Electric- ity only (20%) W2E - 80% of Residual
29,222 20,504
estimated to be about of USD2.6 billion based on 5–10-year waste collection contracts (Dumble 2015).
Source (Abu Dhabi E-government 2014) West Asia, municipal solid waste emission reduction scenarios under a range of technological options, 2015
27,856
16,157
10,593
-7,505
-4,829
-3,034
1,252
5,356
8,640
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