Abu dhabi: Tadweer Group has extended the operations of Tajmee'e into the northern and north-eastern regions of Abu Dhabi, scaling its modern collection model across Khalifa City, Shakhbout City, Yas Island, Al Rahba, Al Shahama, Al Samha, Ghantoot, and the Abu Dhabi Airport zone. This first expansion marks a significant step in Tadweer Group's growth as a crucial backbone of Abu Dhabi's environmental infrastructure.
According to Emirates News Agency, Tajmee'e is built as a fully integrated collection system, combining AI-powered routing, real-time command centre oversight, and in-vehicle safety technologies that monitor driver alertness. The data-capturing incorporated across the collection infrastructure allows the network to respond to actual demand based on data through a dynamic collection mechanism, improving service reliability as the system scales.
Etienne Petit, Chief Executive Officer of Tadweer Group, stated that the performance of Abu Dhabi's circular economy system is determined long before waste reaches a processing facility. Collection quality, route efficiency, and operational discipline at the community level are what set the conditions for everything that follows. Tajmee'e was built to get that first stage right, and expanding its reach across Abu Dhabi advances the emirate's target of diverting 80% of waste away from landfill by 2031.
Services across the new areas include residential and commercial waste collection and bulky waste collection. More than 100 vehicles are deployed across the new service areas, supporting more than 270 employees who completed 1,509 technical training manhours and 1,360 in Health, Safety, and Environment, maintaining a zero Lost Time Injury record during the mobilisation phase.
Ashly Alex, Chief Executive Officer of Tajmee'e, commented that the system is designed to maintain performance as it scales. The operational model provides visibility, control, and responsiveness across every part of the network, enabling expansion while maintaining service levels and consistency. As coverage grows, performance remains stable, predictable, and measurable. With this expansion, Tajmee'e now serves 29 districts across northern Abu Dhabi, and that number will continue to grow as they advance toward full emirate-wide coverage.
The expansion of Tajmee'e across Abu Dhabi reflects the pace at which Tadweer Group is building the emirate's circular economy infrastructure. As the first mile of that system, every route Tajmee'e operates feeds into a broader chain of recovery, processing, and energy generation, and as the reach of Tajmee'e extends, so does the capacity of everything built around it.