Elektriciteits Maatschappij Aruba, N.V. (N.V. Elmar) is the sole distributor of electricity on the island of Aruba. N.V. Elmar also offers its customers the opportunity to add solar panel or wind turbines. Together with W.E.B. Aruba N.V., both companies share the same parent holding which is Utilities Aruba N.V. Waste Management Sewage plant: there are 3 around the island; Zeewijk, Parkietenbos and Bubali. The one in Bubali (near the bird sanctuary) is 4 decades old and is processing over 8000 m3/day. Around double its original capacity of 4500 m3/day (due to Aruba's growth). Solid waste landfill: the major one (16 ha) is at Parkietenbos since the 1950. The capacity is between 130 to 150 kilotons per year. Sometimes there are huge spontaneous combustion creating pollution. Communications There are two telecommunications providers: government-based Setar, and privately owned Digicel. Digicel is Setar's competitor in wireless technology using the GSM platform. Places of interest Beaches Notable people Dave Benton, Aruban-Estonian musician Alfonso Boekhoudt, 4th Governor of Aruba Xander Bogaerts, shortstop in MLB Betico Croes, political activist Denzel Dumfries, footballer (or soccer player) in Aruba, Netherlands national team and FIFA World Cup Nydia Ecury, writer Henny Eman, first Prime Minister of Aruba Mike Eman, 3rd Prime Minister of Aruba Bobby Farrell, musician, former and male member of Boney M. Frans Figaroa, Lieutenant Governor of Aruba 1979-1982 Henry Habibe, poet Andrew Holleran, novelist Maria Irausquin-Wajcberg, first elected female politician in Aruba Olindo Koolman, 2nd Governor of Aruba Juan Lampe, musician Macuarima, first Aruban Amerindian Chief killed by colonist Calvin Maduro, pitcher in MLB Hedwiges Maduro, footballer (or soccer player) in UEFA, La Liga and FIFA World Cup Jossy Mansur, editor of the Papiamento language newspaper, Diario Diederick Charles Mathew, politician John Merryweather (1932–2019), first Minister Plenipotentiary of Aruba Nelson Oduber, 2nd Prime Minister of Aruba Sarah-Quita Offringa, world champion windsurfer Olga Orman, writer and poet Sidney Ponson, pitcher in MLB Fredis Refunjol, 3rd Governor of Aruba Julia Renfro, newspaper editor and photographer Jeannette Richardson-Baars, Director of the Police Academy of Aruba Xiomara Ruiz-Maduro, Minister for Finance, Economic Affairs & Culture Chadwick Tromp, catcher in MLB Felipe Tromp, first Governor of Aruba Laura Wernet-Paskel, first female political candidate in Aruba Evelyn Wever-Croes, 4th Prime Minister of Aruba, first female Prime Minister See also Central Bank of Aruba Index of Aruba-related articles List of monuments of Aruba Military of Aruba Outline of Aruba References Further reading Aymer,