Stories from Tuen Mun · Hong Kong

Traffic is experiencing disruption in the Tuen Mun area due to a gas leak. Traffic anomalies are occurring at Tuen Mun, near the Lung Mun Road ferry terminal. Traffic is abnormal at the Tuen Mun ferry terminal transfer station, with some lanes closed.

A new self-sufficient sludge incineration facility and environmental planning center in Tuen Mun, Hong Kong, is expected to handle 3,000 tonnes of waste per day once fully operational. This capacity represents approximately 27% of Hong Kong's total daily solid municipal waste, which is estimated at 11,000 tonnes. The facility is scheduled to begin its first phase of trial operations in December. The site joins existing installations like the T Park facility opened in 2016 to support waste-to-energy initiatives. The I Park 1 facility is scheduled for a first-phase trial in December and will eventually handle 3,000 tons of waste daily, representing 27% of Hong Kong's total municipal solid waste. The government's resource circulation policy aims to achieve zero landfill by 2035 through integrated waste management facilities.

The Hong Kong Environmental Affairs Committee met to discuss the construction of the second modern Tuen Mun incineration plant, known as i-Pak II.

The Hong Kong Environmental Affairs Committee met to discuss the construction of the second modern Tuen Mun incineration plant, known as i-Pak II. The construction cost for Hong Kong's second modern waste incineration plant, the IPOC2 project, has been revised downward from an initial estimate of 35.7 billion HKD to 29.2 billion HKD.