JAPANESE waste management and recycling company GUUN Co. Ltd. has switched to renewable geothermal energy from First Gen Corp. (First Gen) in a bid to achieve a 42-percent carbon dioxide (CO2) reduction by 2030.
GUUN's Philippine branch in Consolacion, Cebu produces 8,000 tons of fluff fuel, an alternative fuel from waste plastics and residual waste that is used in cement plants as a substitute for coal.
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