[‘\nSK Ecoplant is expanding its waste management services for waste generated at Coupang nationwide. SK Ecoplant recently announced on the 20th that it has signed a contract with Coupang Fulfillment Services for “waste integrated management services.”‘,
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, ‘SK ECOPLANT has been providing waste collection, transportation, and dispatch management services to Coupang Fulfillment Services through its waste and resource circulation management platform, WAYBLE circular. Through this contract, the service scope has been expanded to include linkage to final waste treatment facilities.’,
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SK ECOPLANT\’s waste and resource circulation management platform WAYBLE circular transport vehicle. Photo provided = SK ECOPLANT‘,
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, ‘Coupang Fulfillment Services will now be able to establish a foundation for continuously managing the entire process of waste generation, treatment, and energy conversion, including waste separation and recycling. They can receive proposals for optimal waste treatment methods (incineration, recycling, etc.) and appropriate treatment facilities tailored to the characteristics of waste generated at their facilities. SK ECOPLANT’s nationwide incineration and other treatment facilities will be utilized, and collaboration with validated local waste treatment companies is also planned.’,
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, ‘This service also provides support for business operations such as company review and payment settlement. It enables comprehensive management of waste-related information from numerous dispersed facilities nationwide. Users can check data such as waste emissions, emission cycles, treatment status, and recycling rates on the dashboard.’,
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, ‘Park Kyung-il, CEO of SK ECOPLANT, stated, “The launch of this integrated management service is significant in that it not only supports the efficiency of waste treatment but also lays the groundwork for actually enhancing corporate resource circulation.” He added, “SK ECOPLANT will further enhance its platform business in the resource circulation field based on WAYBLE service and contribute to achieving a circular economy.”‘,
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