Syproval has taken a decisive step with the inauguration of a new high-tech facility for recycling non-recyclable waste in Malataverne, in the Drôme region. With an investment of 41 million euros, this modern plant is capable of processing half of the waste produced by the residents of the community of communes in the Drôme, Ardèche, and Vaucluse. This innovative site is designed to reduce waste landfill by 50% through sophisticated transformation into fuels, thus significantly contributing to the sustainable management of household waste.
Syproval, a leader in waste management, has just opened a cutting-edge facility in the south of the Drôme. By investing 41 million euros, this new plant will be able to process half of the waste from residents of several community communes. This initiative aims to cut waste landfill by half, by transforming it into fuels.
A Cutting-Edge Technology for Effective Waste Management
The treatment center of Syproval, inaugurated in Malataverne, is designed to maximize the recovery of non-hazardous waste initially destined for landfill. The new sorting unit uses high-performance technology with two distinct treatment lines. These lines will enable efficient sorting of household and similar waste, thereby increasing the recycling rate.
A Considerable Investment
This ambitious project represents an investment of 41 million euros. This financial effort is partially supported by a “green loan” of 30 million euros. This sum has been allocated for the construction of the waste recovery center, which promises to transform waste management in the region.
A Significant Reduction in Waste Landfill
The fuel preparation center of Syproval aims to reduce landfill waste by 50%. It will serve the residents of eight community communes in the departments of Drôme, Ardèche, and Vaucluse. By diverting a significant portion of waste from landfills to this new center, Syproval contributes to the regional environmental effort.
Recent Developments
This project is the result of a long study on the management of household and similar waste. On September 14, 2022, the first brick of this ultimate waste recovery unit of the Syndicate of Portes de Provence was laid, marking the beginning of a new era for waste management in this region.
A Project Supported by Authorities
Ms. Mayor, V. Alliez, played a crucial role in welcoming and supporting this project in her municipality. A public inquiry regarding the environmental authorization request – ICPE was also conducted to facilitate this operation. Through this action, local authorities demonstrate their commitment to sustainable development.
