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ESWET Activity Report 2022
ESWET, the representation of EU Suppliers of Waste-to-Energy Technology presents its Annual Report, through which summarises the milestones and activities…
Recovering the non-recyclable: the Integrated Resource-Recovery Facility
Complementary to waste prevention, re-use and recycling, Waste-to-Energy currently represents the most sustainable solution to treat non-recyclable waste. However, as…
From carbon neutral to carbon negative: Waste to Energy on the path to CCUS
As the Waste-to-Energy sector is looking into the implementation of Carbon capture, utilisation and storage technologies, ESWET members worked with…
Contractual Guidelines for the Waste-to-Energy Sector
The contractual guidelines aim to help stakeholders involved in Waste-to-Energy projects to ensure improved efficiency in the European waste management…
Dioxins and Waste-to-Energy plants : New report on the State of the Art
ESWET is co-signing a report prepared by CEWEP showing how Waste-to-Energy plants act as a pollution sink. Contrary to recent…
Waste-to-Hydrogen solutions for sustainable mobility
As part of its decarbonisation efforts, the Waste-to-Energy sector is currently working on the integration of innovative technologies such as…
Waste-to-Energy 2050: Clean Technologies for Sustainable Waste Management
Full document: ESWET_Vision2050 Infographic: “The Waste-to-Energy Plant of the Future“ Waste management is a crucial topic for the sustainable development…
Explanatory and Guidance document on Waste Incineration BREF and BAT conclusions
CEWEP, ESWET, FEAD and Euroheat & Power published a Guidance document to explain the most difficult issues of the Waste…
INERIS Report on accuracy of air emissions measurement
This study prepared by INERIS for CEWEP, ESWET and FEAD address the question of performance of monitoring techniques for air…