At the forefront of sustainable innovation, our research focuses on transforming municipal solid waste (MSW) incineration ash—both bottom ash and fly ash—into high-performance construction materials and the transformation of other Waste Incineration Ash from other sources into beneficial materials.

By leveraging advanced treatment methods and combining ash with waste-derived aggregates, we develop durable and impermeable concrete where the ash ceases to exist as waste.

Our work promotes circular economy principles, eliminates the need for ash landfilling, and supports global efforts toward zero-emission and zero-waste solutions.

Publications

Transformation of Municipal Solid Waste Incineration (MSWI) Ash into High-Performance Composite Material for Sustainable Construction DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.35671.79521

Municipal Solid Waste Incineration Bottom Ash uses in Precast concrete

Research Gate Publication 331587157

“A Comprehensive Solution for MSWI Ash Management on Long Island: From Waste to Sustainable Material” Bergen Point Ashcrete Seawall

Project Roll Out

Scientific Documents in Progress

Innovative Approaches to Sustainable Construction Using Municipal Solid Waste Incineration Ash (MSWI Ash) and Waste Glass
Reimagining Construction Materials: Sustainable Applications of MSWI Ash and Ceramic Waste
Circular Construction Strategies Utilizing MSWI Ash and Construction and Demolition (C&D) Waste Clay Bricks
Transforming Waste to Worth: Prolonging Semakau Landfill’s Life by Converting Combined MSW Incineration Ash into Sustainable Construction Materials
Atomic-Level Valorization of Semakau Phase 1 Wastes into Road and Concrete Aggregates: A Circular Solution for Singapore’s Construction Sector