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Environmental Meinhardt

environmental ENGINEERING

Meinhardt is a multi-disciplinary engineering and professional technical services consulting firm. Formed in Australia in 1955, our Australian business operates throughout the country and internationally with offices in Melbourne, Sydney,

Adelaide, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast and Perth.


The Meinhardt Group has more than 30 offices in 5 continents across the globe. Meinhardt places great emphasis on collaboration, transfer of knowledge, expertise and resources between offices.

commercial and industrial building

Client - Eastern Green Power (EGP) Pte Ltd

Construction Cost - S$70 million (US$51 million)

Mechanical and biological treatment plant, tuas, singapore

NEA is planning a pilot MBT plant in Tuas. MBT (Mechanical and Biological Treatment) usually means a 2-stage process, where waste first undergo mechanical sorting to recover recyclables like metal and plastics, and then the residual organic waste undergoes biological treatment like composting or anaerobic digestion.  

The MBT Plant typically receives Municipal Waste and separates it into 52% Fuel, 30% water, 3% metal and 15% inert materials. Trucks transport the Municipal Waste directly to the plants. Airlocks at the gates prevents foul odours from escaping from the stocks. The waste is dumped into the deep silos. Its capacity of about 7000m3 is equivalent to 300 truck loads equivalent to 100,000 households per month. The MBT plant can handle around 7% of domestic waste.

Mechanical and biological treatment plant, tuas, singapore

NEA is planning a pilot MBT plant in Tuas. MBT (Mechanical and Biological Treatment) usually means a 2-stage process, where waste first undergo mechanical sorting to recover recyclables like metal and plastics, and then the residual organic waste undergoes biological treatment like composting or anaerobic digestion.  

The MBT Plant typically receives Municipal Waste and separates it into 52% Fuel, 30% water, 3% metal and 15% inert materials. Trucks transport the Municipal Waste directly to the plants. Airlocks at the gates prevents foul odours from escaping from the stocks. The waste is dumped into the deep silos. Its capacity of about 7000m3 is equivalent to 300 truck loads equivalent to 100,000 households per month. The MBT plant can handle around 7% of domestic waste.
commercial and industrial building

Client - Eastern Green Power (EGP) Pte Ltd

Construction Cost - S$70 million (US$51 million)

the 6th waste to energy plant in singapore

Meinhardt were appointed by MHI Asia Pacific Pte Ltd as the Professional Engineer to design Boiler House Steel Structure and Supporting Structures to Bag Filter, Silo and Activated Carbon Filter Plant for the Singapore 6th Waste to Energy plant project at Tuas and submission of the designs for the related structures to Hydrochem, a JV between Hyflux and MHI-AP for their building plan approval.  

The structural steel designs for the related structures are based on Eurocodes and by BIM modelling and provide full details in members’ sizes, connection details as well as the supports’ details.
commercial and industrial building

Client - MHI Asia Pacific Pte Ltd

Project Cost - S$715 million (US$521.9 million)

commercial and industrial building

Client - Green Valley Ltd / Environmental Protection Department

Construction Cost - HK$9 Billion (US$1.15 billion)

southeast new territories (sent) landfill, hong kong

Meinhardt was appointed as the Independent Consultant (IC) for one of Hong Kong’s major landfill projects. It serves as the major disposal method for municipal solid waste generated in Hong Kong. 

 The duties of the IC team include certification process of submissions of the construction works including the major elements of the landfill design, namely the landfill liner, leachate management and landfill gas control systems. Audit of contractor’s monitoring programme (include field monitoring and laboratory analysis) for the development, operation and aftercare of the landfill.

southeast new territories (sent) landfill, hong kong

Meinhardt was appointed as the Independent Consultant (IC) for one of Hong Kong’s major landfill projects. It serves as the major disposal method for municipal solid waste generated in Hong Kong. 

 The duties of the IC team include certification process of submissions of the construction works including the major elements of the landfill design, namely the landfill liner, leachate management and landfill gas control systems. Audit of contractor’s monitoring programme (include field monitoring and laboratory analysis) for the development, operation and aftercare of the landfill.
commercial and industrial building

Client - Green Valley Ltd / Environmental Protection Department

Construction Cost - HK$9 Billion (US$1.15 billion)

organic waste treatment facility, lantau, hong kong

Meinhardt were appointed as the Independent Consultant (IC) for a biological treatment facility at Siu Ho Wan in North Lantau with a capacity of ~200T each day and convert source-separated organic waste from commercial and industrial sectors into compost and biogas through proven biological treatment technologies. The project comprises design, construction and operation of an Organic Waste Treatment Facility. Phase 1 construction Works was within a tight time-frame of 820 days; Phase 2 will be an initial operating period of 15 years and a processing capacity for 200 tonnes per day.

Meinhardt were part of the IC team to review contractor’s JV submission, scope of work includes the review & endorsement of the Design, construction, testing and commissioning of the Facility including but not limited to the treatment process, civil works including site formation, structural works, electrical and mechanical works, building services, and architectural and landscape works.

commercial and industrial building

Client - Oscar-Swire SITA Joint Venture / Environmental Protection Department - Project Cost - HK$1.6 billion (US$200 million) 


Meinhardt and SKEMATICS have a good history of successful collaboration in a wide variety of projects in Australia and abroad. The key to this partnership is the high level of professionalism and expertise each organisation brings to every project in their respective areas, their alignment of values, and strive for excellence and leaving a positive impact on our environment.

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