Track Record
Leading the industry in track records of deliveries and contracts
We have delivered more than 450 facilities grate-type incinerators to customers in Japan and overseas since our first grate-type incinerator was delivered in 1961.
In Japan, we have been commissioned to operate and manage the majority of the facilities currently operating that we delivered.
By Area
Number of facilities in operation in Japan (as of Oct. 2020):
152
(108 owned by local governments, 44 by private enterprises)
Hokkaido:
(9 owned by local governments, 0 by private enterprises)
9
Tohoku:
(12 owned by local governments, 6 by private enterprises)
18
Kanto:
(28 owned by local governments, 14 by private enterprises)
42
Chubu:
(28 owned by local governments, 14 by private enterprises)
42
Kansai:
(10 owned by local governments, 4 by private enterprises)
14
Chugoku & Shikoku:
(16 owned by local governments, 4 by private enterprises)
20
Kyushu & Okinawa:
(5 owned by local governments, 2 by private enterprises)
7
Overseas deliveries
(total number of facilities delivered as of Oct. 2020)
93
(incl. 77 delivered through our licensees)
Europe:
(incl. 9 delivered through our licensees)
11
South Korea:
(all 8 delivered through our licensees)
8
China (excl. Taiwan) :
(incl. 46 delivered through our licensees)
54
Taiwan:
(incl. 10 licensed)
13
Asia:
(incl. 4 licensed)
7
By Business Category
- Municipal waste treatment facilities
395 - Industrial waste treatment facilities
78 - Biomass power generation facilities
11
As of October 2020
EBARA Environmental Plant in numbers
- 81
Waste treatment facility operation and management contracts - 36
PPP(Public Private Partnership） projects implemented - 60
years since our first waste treatment facility was delivered - 240,000
households electricity consumption can be covered with the total electric power generated by facilities in operation - 43,500
households electricity consumption can covered with the total power transmitted by the PPS business - 11
regions installed local power generated for local consumption in
