Incineration Plant

This is a link to Resources and Waste Recycling Bureau's QA "I want to throw away a large amount of garbage from moving or organizing relics at once."
If you want to bring a large amount of garbage directly to the waste incineration plant, you need to apply to the Resources and Waste Recycling Bureau office in your ward.
For details, please refer to the link below. In addition, a fee of 13 yen per kilogram will be charged.
Cashless payments are available for payment at four factories, Minamihonmoku landfill.

You can visit the incineration plant if you apply in advance.
For details, please refer to the page of the factory you wish to visit.

You can also see parts that are hard to see in the tour with images and animations.

In order to solve the problem of waste, it is important to reduce waste generation, reuse and recycle resources, but on the other hand, it is an indispensable facility for maintaining various economic activities in cities, conservation, a living environment for citizens, and for efficient collection and transportation of landfill sites.
Currently, there are the Tsurumi Plant, Asahi Plant, Kanazawa Plant, Tsuzuki Plant, and Hodogaya Plant, which are under construction.

※Please see the link below for the results of exhaust gas measurement.
“Maintenance Record Form for Incineration Plants (Exhaust Gas Measurement Results)”

Resources and Waste Recycling Bureau is implementing various initiatives to realize a decarbonized society.

Yokohama City, Tokyo Gas Co., Ltd., Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Environment and Chemical Engineering Co., Ltd. are conducting a joint CCU demonstration project in Suehiro-cho, Tsurumi-ku, Yokohama by transporting CO2 separated and collected from exhaust gas from waste incineration plants to Tokyo Gas' methanation demonstration facility and using it as a raw material for methanation.
Through demonstrations through regional collaboration, we are working to improve and expand the use of CCU technology, and to commercialize e-methane (e-methane).

We are promoting a demonstration test with Toagosei Co., Ltd. to reduce local carbon dioxide emissions by using steam that does not emit carbon dioxide generated by incineration of garbage in the region.
By supplying steam generated from the incineration of waste at the Tsurumi Plant to the Yokohama Plant of Toagosei Co., Ltd., and replacing fossil fuel-derived energy consumption with zero CO2 vapor from the Tsurumi Plant to reduce carbon dioxide emissions and verifying it.
Currently, we are preparing for supply.