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Refueling our economy

“Lead the waste treatment and energy production industry”

Re-Clean Holdings' current portfolio includes the largest food waste treatment facility in Korea capable of treating 600 tons per day to produce compost, animal feed and bio-diesel fuel. Re-Clean Holdings also has combustible and wood waste treatment facilities that are capable of processing 1130 tons per day to produce SRF and Bio-SRF for power plants and manufacturing companies. Re-Clean Holdings is now building power plants adjacent to these sites which will generate electricity while reducing transportation costs as well as emissions.

Re-Clean Holdings plans to continue expansion of base assets and market consolidation to achieve critical mass, seek value chain integration and develop best-in-class technical and operational know-how.
Re-Clean Holdings is targeting >100MW power generation and >1 million ton pa waste treatment with market share of 10-20% in key regions.

Recycling our resources

“Recycle key resources”

  • Size & Locations, World class assets
    Best practice facilities delivered through Korean expertise and
    know-how Constructed and operating to the highest standards
    internationally
  • Experienced Management, Creating opportunities
    Creating over 400 jobs through our project sites in regional
    communities Management led by industry leaders
  • Favorable Regulations, Resource Circulation Act
    Minimising landfilling and incineration where no valuable
    product is produced and maximising recovery Reducing
    dependency on nuclear & coal generation/dd>
  • Promoting Investment
    Private investment for public policy
    Reduced burden on public funding Improving environment
    conditions by moving towards 20% renewable target

Reshaping our industry

“Create new growth opportunities”

With the scale back of coal and nuclear power in Korea, the environmental services and renewable energy

industry has become crucially important for sustainable development and national welfare and will generate growth in the Korean economy. Over the past three decades there has been continuous improvement through education, government reform and technology advances which has led to Korea’s waste management system being one of the most advanced in Asia. Reform in Korea’s waste management system is driving a near-term window of opportunity in the waste treatment sector.

Rebalancing our communities

"Stand in support of the local community for balanced development"

Re-Clean Holdings aims to provide significant benefit to our communities and revitalize the local economy.

Re-Clean Holdings currently employs over 60 residents across our existing projects with the plan to increase this to over 400 people for the construction and operation of all project sites.
Re-Clean Holdings has funded a range of solutions to community issues including supporting an environmental project to preserve the natural habitat of migrating birds located in Geum Estuary, Seocheon County. The project is run by an international NGO (BirdLife International) and supported by the Ministry of Environment.