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Waste Management & Waste to Energy Asia Summit 2025 Thailand Focus

Thailand, Bangkok - June 25-27, 2025
Waste Management & Waste to Energy Asia Summit 2025 Thailand Focus WM&WtEAS2025 Thailand is expecting more than 300 industry leaders and specialists from across the world.

The event covers a wide spectrum of important topics on Investment in Municipal Waste Treatment, Industrial Waste, Incineration Plant, RDF, Industry Alternative Fuel, Biomass energy, Biogas, Biogas to Power, Waste Treatment, Recycling, Waste Conversion, WtE power plant, Energy Transition, Decarbonization, & Emission Issues.
Date(s)
June 25-27, 2025
Venue
Nikko Hotel Bangkok
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