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# ESWET - European Suppliers of Waste to Energy Technology

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- [ESWET has published its first Waste-to-Energy Market Report](https://eswet.eu/eswet-first-waste-to-energy-market-report/) - ESWET is proud to announce the publication of its inaugural Waste-to-Energy Industry Market Report.
- [Joint Industry Statement: CO₂ transport infrastructure, enabling a pragmatic framework for early market development](https://eswet.eu/joint-industry-statement-co₂-transport-infrastructure-enabling-a-pragmatic-framework-for-early-market-development/) - Industry welcomes the European Commission’s work on the development of a regulatory framework for CO₂ transport infrastructure, which will be critical to achieving the EU’s climate objectives and enabling the scale-up of Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS) as part of an integrated value chain, including emitters, transport, storage operators, and CO2 offtakes for use
- [EU municipal waste management: 2024 data](https://eswet.eu/eu-municipal-waste-management-2024-data/) - The latest Eurostat data confirms that the European Union continues to move progressively away from landfill disposal and towards more diversified waste treatment systems aligned with circular economy objectives. Nevertheless, significant disparities between Member States remain, underlining the uneven pace of transition across Europe. According to the latest data published by Eurostat, in 2024 the
- [Doosan Lentjes signs contract for new sewage sludge treatment plant in Germany](https://eswet.eu/doosan-lentjes-signs-contract-for-new-sewage-sludge-treatment-plant-in-germany/) - ESWET member Doosan Lentjes has been awarded two lots for the new sewage sludge treatment plant in Cologne. The company has been commissioned to provide engineering, supply, installation and commissioning of the key process components – bubbling bed furnace, steam generation, sludge conveyance and drying – as well as the complete flue gas cleaning system.
- [Rising from the ashes: Blue Phoenix joins ESWET](https://eswet.eu/rising-from-the-ashes-blue-phoenix-joins-eswet/) - ESWET is pleased to welcome Blue Phoenix to its expanding membership. Blue Phoenix is a global resource company and a specialist in transforming complex materials into renewed resources for construction and infrastructure. Every day, Blue Phoenix recovers value from materials others discard, from incinerator bottom ash and construction waste to contaminated soil and tar-containing asphalt. Operating on four continents, Blue Phoenix teams
- [Ramboll, welcome to ESWET](https://eswet.eu/ramboll-becomes-an-eswet-member/) - ESWET continues to grow with the addition of a new member, Ramboll. The company brings decades of engineering know‑how and a strong track record in delivering complex Waste‑to‑Energy (WtE) projects worldwide. Founded in Denmark in 1945, Ramboll now operates across 35 countries. Waste as a fuel presents unique technical challenges that require specialised solutions and
- [Celebrating a new ESWET member](https://eswet.eu/celebrating-a-new-eswet-member/) - ATS Walter Materials Handling has joined ESWET as the association's new member. ATS Walter Materials Handling is a French company specialised in turnkey solutions for complete alternative fuel feeding systems in the cement industry (shredded industrial waste, shredded tires, biomass). The energy business unit designs and implements automated handling and conveying solutions for Waste-to-Energy (WTE)
- [Why penalising Waste-to-Energy is the wrong climate choice](https://eswet.eu/why-penalising-waste-to-energy-is-the-wrong-climate-choice/) - In this opinion piece for eureporter, ESWET President Siegfried Scholz addesses Europe's landfills crisis and argues that penalising the solution to it - Waste-to-Energy - is the wrong approach. "Methane is a climate menace. It traps 80 times more heat than CO₂ over 20 years per tonne emitted and causes roughly one third of current
- [To fight climate change, consider landfills first](https://eswet.eu/to-fight-climate-change-consider-landfills-first/) - In this opinion piece for The Brussels Times, ESWET President Siegfried Scholz raises awareness about the dangers of methane emissions from landfills. "Waste from food and other rubbish in landfills accounts for around 10 per cent of all global greenhouse gas emissions, according to the UN’s Environmental Programme...Methane gas leaking from landfills traps 81 times
- [Policy Brief on Waste & EU ETS](https://eswet.eu/policy-brief-on-waste-eu-ets/) - ESWET and CEWEP fully support the reduction of greenhouse gases in the waste sector. Integrating Waste-to-Energy (WtE) into the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) in its current form, however, would create unintended environmental and economic impacts without delivering the expected climate or circularity gains. To ensure the ETS can effectively contribute to a climate-neutral waste
- [Magaldi's Ash Insight Unit tests recoverable materials](https://eswet.eu/magaldis-ash-insight-unit-tests-recoverable-materials/) - Industry data suggest that every ton of Incinerator Bottom Ash (IBA) can contain up to 10–15% recoverable metals. Despite this potential, many Waste-to-Energy operators hesitate to invest in full-scale IBA treatment due to the uncertainty about their own ash composition. To remove this uncertainty, ESWET member Magaldi has developed a Mobile Test Facility that enables
- [MARTIN and LAB to upgrade Waste-to-Energy plant in Brno](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-to-help-modernise-wte-plant-in-brno/) - MARTIN GmbH and LAB won a contract to help renovate the SAKO Waste-to-Energy plant in Brno, Czech Republic. The ESWET members will contribute to an EU-sponsored initiative to significantly improve the existing plant's efficiency and sustainability. The initiative aims to equip the facility with a new K1 line, featuring an annual capacity of 160,000 tonnes
- [P-Wave, welcome to ESWET!](https://eswet.eu/p-wave-welcome-to-eswet/) - P-WAVE has joined ESWET has our association's newest member. P-WAVE is an engineering company specialising in innovative boiler-cleaning technologies. Founded in 2016, P-WAVE began with the development of pressure wave generators (P-WAVE Generators, or PWGs) designed to clean industrial boilers efficiently in sectors such as Waste-to-Energy, biomass, paper mills, and other thermal power plants. The
- [ESWET joins call for a stronger Industrial Decarbonisation Accelerator Act](https://eswet.eu/eswet-joins-call-for-a-stronger-industrial-decarbonisation-accelerator-act/) - The European Commission plans to propose an Industrial Decarbonisation Accelerator Act in late 2025 to accelerate the clean transition of energy-intensive industries. This legislative proposal represents a key opportunity to unlock Europe’s clean industrial project pipeline. With the Industrial Decarbonisation Accelerator Act currently under discussion, ESWET has joined 49 other organisations from across industry, research,
- [Welcome to a new ESWET member](https://eswet.eu/me-automation-projects-welcome-to-eswet/) - ME-Automation Projects GmbH (MEAG) is ESWET's latest member. The company, a subsidiary of Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, specialises in automation and electrification, boasting 60 years of experience. MEAG offers complete turnkey Electrical, Instrumentation, and Control (EI&C) solutions across various industrial sectors, including Waste-to-Energy, biomass and renewable power generation. The company's end-to-end services cover everything from project
- [A Polish plant's success story](https://eswet.eu/a-success-story-in-record-time/) - In just ten years, the Waste-to-Energy plant in Bialystok has reduced local dependency from landfills from 90% to 12%. After starting its operations in 2015, the Polish plant has drastically cut down the amount of biodegradable waste previously bound for landfill, in compliance with the EU Landfill Directive mandate. The Bialystok plant processes 120,000 tonnes
- [MARTIN GmbH expands through LUEHR FILTER GmbH acquisition](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-expands-through-luehr-filter-gmbh-acquisition/) - ESWET member MARTIN GmbH has acquired LUEHR FILTER GmbH, another ESWET member. A third-generation, family-run company, LUEHR FILTER provides gas purification systems for almost all branches of industry and is a specialist in dry flue gas cleaning systems. The company will remain independent, MARTIN noted in a press release. "We are adding another innovative partner
- [ESWET members to modernise French Waste-to-Energy plant](https://eswet.eu/eswet-members-to-modernise-french-waste-to-energy-plant/) - ESWET members MARTIN GmbH and PAPREC are joining forces in the construction of two new lines at the Prairie des Mauves Waste-to-Energy plant in France. "The existing lines have been operating for almost 40 years. This is an impressive journey together. We are pleased to build on this legacy with state-of-the-art technology," says Ulrich Martin,
- [From waste to resource: rethinking what we throw away](https://eswet.eu/from-waste-to-resource-rethinking-what-we-throw-away/) - "The environmental, social, and economic consequences of food waste are profound...Investing in sustainable waste management — turning waste into compost, energy, or new value streams — is just as critical as food waste prevention", Diana Butron argues in a recent article. Butron is a Research Assistant at the German branch of ESWET partner Global Waste-to-Energy
- [A call to the EU: avoid a landfill catastrophe](https://eswet.eu/how-europe-can-avoid-sleepwalking-into-a-landfill-catastrophe-and-achieve-net-zero/) - The European Commission is considering the inclusion of Waste-to-Energy (WtE) in the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS). Such a move risks penalising a sector that is crucial for achieving net-zero goals, says Vanessa Fakra, an ESWET member and Director of Regulatory Affairs and Market Access at Kanadevia Inova. In a recent article published on Open
- [A new member joins the ESWET family](https://eswet.eu/wasteer-welcome-to-eswet/) - We are excited to announce that Wasteer has joined ESWET as the association's newest member. Wasteer employs AI computing to make waste analysis faster, more precise, and value-generating, giving Energy-from-Waste (WtE) plants a live view of incoming materials. Wasteer's technology detects contaminants in real time, analyses waste composition and emission risk indicator, delivering precise data
- [Setting the record straight about Waste-to-Energy](https://eswet.eu/setting-the-record-straight-about-waste-to-energy/) - In recent days, Politico.eu published yet another article filled with misconceptions about Waste-to-Energy (WtE) in Europe, echoing the same claims that ESWET has addressed time and again. As representatives of the sector, we feel compelled to set the record straight by responding to the article's allegations against WtE with science-based facts. Pollution: science vs. sensationalism
- [LAB and MARTIN go to Canada](https://eswet.eu/lab-and-martin-go-to-canada/) - ESWET members LAB and MARTIN GmbH will work on a new Waste-to-Energy (WtE) plant in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada. Energy services provider Enwave Energy Corporation (Enwave) selected LAB to provide the flue gas treatment system for the WtE facility. LAB’s mother company MARTIN GmbH will be tasked with designing and delivering the combustion system.
- [ANDRITZ chosen for large carbon capture plant in Denmark](https://eswet.eu/6961-2/) - ESWET member ANDRITZ has been selected by Danish utility company Kredsløb as the supplier for one of Europe's large carbon capture plants. Located in Aarhus, Denmark, the plant will aim to capture up to 435,000 tons of CO₂ annually from district heating flue gases, supporting Denmark’s climate objectives and Aarhus’ goal of achieving CO₂ neutrality.
- [Why Waste-to-Energy Matters](https://eswet.eu/why-waste-to-energy-still-matters/) - Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and Johan Böni gives the ol’ saying new meaning when he describes himself on LinkedIn as “passionate about waste's hidden beauty.” In this piece, Böni – an Incineration Bottom Ash (IBA) treatment sales and process engineer for ESWET member Magaldi – writes about the importance of Waste-to-Energy
- [Welcome Jaipur Robotics,  ESWET's new member](https://eswet.eu/welcome-jaipur-robotics-eswets-new-member/) - Jaipur Robotics AG is joining ESWET, becoming the association’s 42nd member. This Swiss technology company is at the forefront of revolutionising Waste-to-Energy (WtE) operations through advanced AI-powered vision and beyond vision solutions. WtE plants face numerous operational hurdles, including the detection of hazardous materials, inconsistent waste composition, and the need for optimised combustion processes. Jaipur
- [A strategic partnership brings together SICK and Endress+Hauser](https://eswet.eu/a-strategic-partnership-brings-sick-and-endresshauser-tpg/) - SICK’s advanced gas analysis and gas flow measurement technology is now an integral part of Endress+Hauser’s comprehensive instrumentation portfolio. The collaboration is designed to offer customers in the process industry enhanced support in increasing plant efficiency, protecting the environment and reducing carbon footprint. Worldwide about 800 sales and service employees have transferred from SICK to
- [Steinmüller Engineering's business overhaul](https://eswet.eu/steinmuller-engineerings-business-overhaul/) - In the past fiscal year, ESWET member Steinmüller Engineering focused on further consolidating the business transformation initiated in 2019. Transitioning from a consultancy-based model to long-term Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contracts has been a major challenge. Nevertheless, the company's overall business performance remains robust. The new organisational structure emphasises projects driving the energy transition—such
- [EU funding supports new WtE plant in Gdańsk](https://eswet.eu/eu-co-financed-gdansks-new-wte-plant/) - The European Commission co-financed the construction of a cutting-edge Waste-to-Energy (WtE) facility in Gdansk. Started in 2020, was inaugurated on 24 March 2025. The new ‘Port of Clean Energy’ is a model next-generation WtE plant for the sustainable management of local waste. In the words of the EU Commission, “The plant...supports EU climate goals by
- [Carbon removal market opens new horizons for WtE sector](https://eswet.eu/carbon-removal-market-opens-new-horizons-for-wte-sector/) - Waste-to-Energy (WtE) is joining the carbon removal market, in a major milestone for the sector. Hafslund Oslo Celsio, one of Norway’s largest suppliers of district heating, has signed an agreement for Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) credits with Frontier, a group of tech companies that includes Google. Under the deal, Hafslund Celsio will remove 100,000 tons
- [ANDRITZ's carbon capture project to treat WtE flue gases in Denmark](https://eswet.eu/andritzs-carbon-capture-project-to-treat-wte-flue-gases-in-denmark/) - At the ARGO plant near Roskilde, Denmark, ANDRITZ is conducting a front-end engineering design (FEED) study for a large-scale carbon capture plant designed to treat flue gases from two Waste-to-Energy lines. With a nominal CO₂ capacity of approximately 51 tons per hour, the project represents a significant step toward reducing carbon emissions and promoting sustainable
- [A new member joins ESWET: welcome, Online Cleaning Technologies](https://eswet.eu/a-new-member-joins-eswet-welcome-online-cleaning-technologies/) - Online Cleaning Technologies joins ESWET as its latest member. The company is specialised in the use of controlled detonative shockwave technology in Europe and the UK. Online Cleaning Technologies is also the world’s only provider of patented and standard solutions to clean industrial installations, while the installation is in full production. Online Cleaning Technologies features
- [Waste-to-Energy Crucial to Clean Industrial Deal](https://eswet.eu/waste-to-energy-crucial-to-clean-industrial-deal/) - Brussels, 26 February 2025 – ESWET, the European Suppliers of Waste-to-Energy Technology association, welcomes the Clean Industrial Deal unveiled today by the European Commission, and urges policymakers to fully recognise Waste-to-Energy (WtE) as a key contributor to a clean, circular, and energy-secure Europe. WtE plays a crucial role in producing affordable, reliable energy, a core
- [Waste-to-Energy reduces methane emission, EEA says](https://eswet.eu/waste-to-energy-reduces-methane-emission-new-eea-report-says/) - Brussels, 28 February 2025 – The latest European Environment Agency (EEA) briefing on methane emissions explicitly acknowledges the role of Waste-to-Energy (WtE) in mitigating methane emissions from the waste sector. ESWET welcomes the EEA report which marks a crucial step in aligning EU policy with the most effective strategies for tackling landfill emissions. Methane is
- [The EU Steel and Metals Action Plan opens new horizons for WtE](https://eswet.eu/the-eu-steel-and-metals-action-plan-opens-new-horizons-for-wte/) - The adoption of the EU Steel and Metals Action Plan on 19 March sends a strong signal for competitiveness, decarbonisation, and strategic autonomy in material supply. The plan strengthens the role of secondary raw materials, creating opportunities to expand metal recovery from sources like Incineration Bottom Ash (IBA) Recovering metals from IBA can reduce dependency
- [Experts call for stricter landfill regulations at ESWET panel discussion](https://eswet.eu/experts-call-for-stricter-landfill-regulations-at-eswet-panel-discussion/) - On 6 March, industry experts shared insights on how to best regulate landfills while ensuring a fair framework for waste treatment during a panel discussion at the Energy from Waste conference in London. Hosted by ESWET, the event explored key differences between landfilling and Waste-to-Energy (WtE), with an eye on future revisions of the Emission
- [ESWET members devise new system to lower mercury emissions ](https://eswet.eu/eswet-members-devise-new-system-to-lower-mercury-emissions/) - A five-years collaboration between two ESWET members has led to the creation of an innovative mercury emission control system for coal-fired power plants. “Wonderbed” is a groundbreaking moving bed technology devised by a team of experts from Steinmüller Engineering and IEM FörderTechnik. The system helps coal-fired power plants to keep mercury emission limits under 5
- [LAB completes flue gas treatment project in France](https://eswet.eu/lab-completes-flue-gas-treatment-project-in-france/) - In January 2025, ESWET member LAB successfully delivered two flue gas treatment units to the Waste-to-Energy plant in Chaumont, Eastern France. The project was conducted in partnership with Veolia France and involved the renewal of the plant's previous flue gas treatment process. The works, which started in mid-2024, included the dismantling, pre-assembly, assembly, final assembly
- [In the Indian Ocean, a cooperation between Paprec and LAB](https://eswet.eu/in-the-indian-ocean-a-cooperation-between-paprec-and-lab/) - Two ESWET members are joining forces on a new project in the Réunion Island, in the Indian Ocean. Paprec and LAB will work together for the first time on a large waste recovery hub in Pierrefonds, near St. Pierre - the facility is located in the island's south and managed by the public entity ILEVA.
- [2024 a positive year for Waste-to-Energy, the Industry Barometer says](https://eswet.eu/2024-a-positive-year-for-waste-to-energy-the-industry-barometer-says/) - 2024 has been a positive year for Waste-to-Energy (WtE), according to the annual Waste-to-Energy Industry Barometer. The report reveals growing optimism among WtE plant operators, with the business climate index rising to 91.7 points in 2024 from 87.6 in 2023; this in spite of the difficult economic environment. The Barometer also indicates an improvement in
- [UK government tightens criteria for new Waste-to-Energy plants](https://eswet.eu/uk-government-tightens-criteria-for-new-waste-to-energy-plants/) - On 30 December, the British government unveiled updated guidance for new incinerators seeking planning permission, alongside a capacity note forecasting Waste-to-Energy (WtE) infrastructure needs in England. The guidance reflects the government’s commitment to ambitious waste reduction targets and the transition toward a more sustainable waste management system. However, it also sets a higher bar for
- [Net-zero solutions for the new EU Commission](https://eswet.eu/100-measures-for-100-days/) - ESWET strongly supports the European Net Zero Alliance (ENZA)’s "100 Measures for 100 Days" report addressed to the new European Commission. As a member of the Alliance, ESWET endorses the paper’s recommendations to inform key policy initiatives during the first 100 days of the EU executive branch. The report provides the new Commissioners with 100 solutions and
- [SPIG-GMAB, welcome to ESWET](https://eswet.eu/spig-gmab-welcome-to-eswet/) - SPIG-GMAB is the latest addition to the ESWET family. Our new member has a double 'soul', providing cooling systems as well as emission control equipment. Both SPIG and GMAB belong to German investment firm AUCTUS Capital Partners. Established in Italy in 1936, SPIG is a global provider of custom-engineered cooling systems and services - its product
- [Welcome to ESWET, Konecranes!](https://eswet.eu/welcome-to-eswet-konecranes/) - ESWET celebrates its newest and 41st member, the Finnish company Konecranes. A global leader in material handling solutions, Konecranes moves what matters, serving a broad range of customers across multiple industries. The company’s business is divided into three segments: Service, Industrial Equipment, and Port Solutions, each contributing to approximately one-third of the Group’s sales. Konecranes Service offers specialised
- [Welcome to VDH, ESWET's new member](https://eswet.eu/welcome-to-vdh-eswets-new-member/) - VDH Group is a family business in plant engineering and construction, specialising in environmental technologies, process and plant engineering, electrical, measurement, control, and regulation technology. VDH provide tailor-made solutions for various industrial needs, ensuring successful project completions worldwide by leveraging their expertise to develop the best available technology. The group comprises several specialised firms: Mehldau
- [Waste-to-Energy destroys Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs), study shows](https://eswet.eu/waste-to-energy-highly-effective-at-destroying-pops-study-shows/) - Waste-to-Energy (WtE) facilities offer a highly effective solution for the destruction of Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs), a new UK government study found. According to the research, WtE - or Energy from Waste, as commonly referred to in the UK - achieve a “very high level of destruction efficiency” for POPs, underscoring their value in responsible waste
- [The European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) is right, we need to prioritise resource recovery in WtE](https://eswet.eu/the-european-economic-and-social-committee-eesc-is-right-we-need-to-prioritise-resource-recovery-in-wte/) - Brussels - 5 November 2024 ESWET welcomes the recent opinion of the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) “From waste plants to resource plants” about transforming waste management to prioritise resource recovery and circularity. The EESC’s recognition of Waste-to-Energy’s (WtE) dual role in material and energy recovery is an important acknowledgment of its potential to
- [MARTIN will supply components for WtE plant in the Czech Republic](https://eswet.eu/martin-will-supply-components-for-wte-plant-in-the-czech-republic/) - Slovenské Energetické Strojárne and United Energy have commissioned ESWET member MARTIN to supply the main components of the combustion and combustion air systems, and to engineer the steam generator, for the single-line waste-to-energy plant at the Komořany site (CZ). The core component of the line will be a 3-run reverse-acting Vario grate with a throughput
- [How Waste-to-Energy played a role at the Olympics](https://eswet.eu/how-waste-to-energy-plays-a-role-at-the-olympics/) - Paris cast a spell on the world this summer as host of the 2024 Olympics and Paralympics. With the Tour Eiffel beaming with light and a cleaner Seine doubling as an oversize swimming pool, everyone fell (again) for the French capital. Not least, the 15 million fans who took to the city to watch their
- [What the BBC missed (and should have not) about Waste-to-Energy](https://eswet.eu/what-the-bbc-missed-and-should-have-not-about-waste-to-energy/) - Brussels, 21 October 2024 - A recent BBC analysis is heavily critical of Waste-to-Energy (WtE) practices in the UK, raising well-known questions. ESWET is convinced that by omitting critical data and overlooking the challenges of waste management and WtE’s clear benefits, the BBC fails to present a comprehensive, nuanced and realistic view of the sector.
- [EU funds acknowledge carbon capture's potential](https://eswet.eu/eu-funds-acknowledge-carbon-captures-potential/) - Two carbon capture in Waste-to-Energy (WtE) projects have been selected for funding under the EU Innovation Fund, highlighting the role that WtE with carbon capture can play in achieving the EU’s climate targets. The Öresundskraft AB’s Innozhero carbon capture and storage (CCS) project in Helsinborg, Sweden, will receive support of EUR 54 million under the
- [The hazards in landfills and the promise of Waste-to-Energy](https://eswet.eu/the-hazards-in-landfills-and-the-promise-of-waste-to-energy/) - Landfills have long been considered the default solution for waste disposal. But as we confront the environmental challenges of the 21st century, dump sites’ negative consequences on the environment can no longer be ignored. In this article we analyse the adverse impact of landfills, and make a compelling case for Waste-to-Energy (WtE) technologies as a
- [A name change for Hitachi Zosen Inova](https://eswet.eu/a-name-change-for-hitachi-zosen-inova/) - ESWET member Hitachi Zosen Inova is now Kanadevia Inova. In spite of the rebranding, the company's ownership, management, high-quality products and services remain the same. Kanadevia Inova says that the new name comes with a renewed commitment to contribute to a future in which no waste will go to waste.
- [Riding the innovation wave: new technologies drive change in Waste-to-Energy](https://eswet.eu/riding-the-innovation-wave-new-technologies-drive-change-in-waste-to-energy/) - In recent years, Waste-to-Energy (WtE) initiatives have emerged as both waste management solutions and drivers of technological innovation. In response to the climate crisis, WtE research efforts are concentrating on solutions for a greener, more energy-efficient future. The following article highlights how Waste-to-Energy aligns with global sustainability goals, showcasing projects that explore the transformation of
- [Hitachi Zosen Inova reaches a new milestone in the UK](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inova-reaches-a-new-milestone-in-the-uk/) - In late August 2024, ESWET member Hitachi Zosen Inova (HZI) successfully delivered the Slough Multifuel Facility, a cutting-edge Waste-to-Energy (WtE) plant located just outside of London. The new plant will treat around 480,000 tonnes of non-recyclable waste annually, generating approximately 60MWe of electrical power for the UK’s National Grid. In addition, the facility will provide
- [Heat pumps: the missing piece of the puzzle](https://eswet.eu/heat-pumps-the-missing-piece-of-the-puzzle/) - The European Union is lining up all the possible solutions to respond to the increasing demand for alternative and reliable energy sources, especially for heating and cooling systems in buildings, industries, and networks. Against this background, and as part of the European legislative framework that includes the RePowerEU and the Green Deal Industrial Plan, the
- [Sumitomo SHI FW’s Calcium Looping solution (SFW CaL+)](https://eswet.eu/sumitomo-shi-fws-calcium-looping-solution-sfw-cal/) - Carbon capture is a valuable option in addressing many emissions-generating industries. Calcium looping (CaL) is an integrated energy generation and carbon capture technology. It harnesses calcium’s absorbent qualities to remove carbon from different flue gases. In addition, CaL produces useful by-products for the cement and lime industry. Within the ongoing CaLby2030 project, Sumitomo SHI FW is
- [Keppel Seghers to jump start new Waste-to-Energy plant near Grenoble](https://eswet.eu/keppel-seghers-to-jump-start-new-waste-to-energy-plant-near-grenoble/) - Keppel Seghers has been awarded a contract by Grenoble Alpes Metropole to design and build the process lot for the construction of a new waste-to-energy plant (WtE) at the Athanor site in La Tronche, near Grenoble. In this new plant, Keppel Seghers will design, supply, install and commission two complete WtE lines with a capacity
- [Hitachi Zosen Inova will supply two new lines at Schwandorf waste-to-energy plant](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inova-will-supply-two-new-lines-at-schwandorf-waste-to-energy-plant/) - Hitachi Zosen Inova (HZI) is supplying two new lines for the Schwandorf waste-to-energy plant. The contract has just been signed by Hitachi Zosen Inova Steinmüller (HZI-STM), Gummersbach with Zweckverband Müllverwertung Schwandorf (ZMS), the local special-purpose association responsible for waste management. As part of the contract, three of the four existing lines of the waste-to-energy plant
- [ANDRITZ to supply new flue gas cleaning system in Germany](https://eswet.eu/andritz-to-supply-new-flue-gas-cleaning-system-in-germany/) - International technology group ANDRITZ has received the order for the complete renewal of the flue gas cleaning system at the Hamm waste incineration plant in Germany. This modernization ensures the further reduction of emissions in line with new legal requirements, thus securing the future of the site. The Hamm waste incineration plant processes around 280,000
- [ANDRITZ to design carbon capture plant for Westenergy, Finland](https://eswet.eu/andritz-to-design-carbon-capture-plant-for-westenergy-finland/) - International technology group ANDRITZ has been selected to perform the front-end engineering design (FEED) for a large-scale carbon capture unit for Westenergy’s waste-to-energy plant in Mustasaari, Finland. This project will make a significant contribution to decarbonization and the circular economy. The order was received from ECCU Ltd, a joint venture of Westenergy Ltd, CPC Finland
- [The UN is right, we need innovative waste management solutions](https://eswet.eu/the-un-is-right-we-need-innovative-waste-management-solutions/) - ESWET warmly welcomes the United Nations Inger Andersen's speech at the International Forum on Green World Solidarity in Baku, Azerbaijan The message by the UN Environment Programme's Executive Director & UN Under-Secretary-General emphasises the critical need for innovative waste management solutions, and highlights the urgency of tackling climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution. These issues resonate
- [At Babcock & Wilcox, recovering energy with flue gas condensation](https://eswet.eu/at-babcock-wilcox-recovering-energy-with-flue-gas-condensation/) - Babcock & Wilcox Environmental (B&W) provides GMAB™ flue gas cleaning and flue gas condensation technologies for a wide range of applications, including waste-to-energy, co-incineration and hazardous waste incineration plants. Modern incineration plants are equipped with a boiler system that transforms a large portion of flue gases' energy content into steam. The steam generates electric power
- [The limits of biomonitoring in assessing Waste-to-Energy emissions](https://eswet.eu/the-limits-of-biomonitoring-in-assessing-waste-to-energy-emissions/) - European Waste-to-Energy (WtE) plants exhibit very low emissions and minimal impact on their surroundings, as they are among the most strictly regulated industrial sectors in the European Union. Recent biomonitoring studies by anti-incineration groups fail to show a direct correlation between WtE plants and dioxin emissions, often concluding that more data is needed to establish
- [Scheuch cooperates in successful retrofit project](https://eswet.eu/scheuch-cooperates-in-successful-retrofit-project/) - As part of modernisation measures at the Pirmasens waste incineration plant, the first of a total of two electrostatic precipitator lines was recently replaced. As a reliable partner, ESWET member Scheuch created a customised concept that enabled the inspection time to be reduced to a minimum. Thanks to a high degree of pre-assembly, a tightly
- [Unlocking the power of heat in Waste-to-Energy plants](https://eswet.eu/unlocking-the-power-of-heat-in-waste-to-energy-plants/) - In the dynamic realm of Waste-to-Energy (WtE) plants, the strategic use of heat applications and heat recovery emerges as a key element for both environmental sustainability and economic efficiency. At its core, WtE involves the combustion of non-recyclable waste materials to generate heat, steam, electricity and fuels. But the story doesn't end there: capturing and
- [Technoform is ESWET's new member](https://eswet.eu/technoform-joins-eswet-as-a-new-member/) - ESWET is happy to welcome Technoform as a new associate member. As a global family business founded in 1969, Technoform runs 14 production sites worldwide that extrude plastic profiles and tubes in Europe, America and Asia-Pacific. Headquartered in Kassel, Germany, the company boasts over 1,600 employees and more than 45 factories and sales offices around
- [Mubea's state-of-the art Smart Cages](https://eswet.eu/mubeas-state-of-the-art-smart-cages/) - MUBEA TELLERFEDERN GMBH's Smart Cages for boiler suspensions offer a variety of technical features that make them an innovative tool for precise force measurement and efficient workflows. In recent large projects, up to several hundred disc spring cages were used to anchor the power plant boiler to the support structure. The purpose of the spring
- [Hitachi Zosen Inova to build and operate the UK’s first Waste-to-Energy carbon capture facility](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inova-to-build-and-operate-the-uks-first-waste-to-energy-carbon-capture-facility-for-enfinium/) - Hitachi Zosen Inova (HZI) has been chosen by enfinium to deliver pilot trials with a mobile, containerised plant for carbon capture (CC) at the existing Ferrybridge 1 waste-to-energy (WtE) facility in West Yorkshire. The CC plant will use HZI’s amine-scrubbing technology, which has been designed to seamlessly interface with enfinium’s onsite WtE operations. The pilot
- [HaloSep joins the ESWET family](https://eswet.eu/halosep-joins-the-eswet-family/) - ESWET is very happy to welcome our new associate member HaloSep. Producing district heat and electricity through waste incineration is an efficient and climate-sound solution for waste that cannot be recycled. However, incineration of waste generates flue gas waste; fly ash containing heavy metals and chlorides and a contaminated acid. Today the hazardous fly ash
- [A look inside a Waste-to-Energy Plant: components and technologies](https://eswet.eu/a-look-inside-a-waste-to-energy-plant-components-and-technologies/) - Waste-to-Energy (WtE) has become a cornerstone in the sustainable management of municipal solid waste. Complementary to waste prevention and recycling, WtE currently represents the most sustainable solution to treat non-recyclable waste, diverting waste from landfills, contributing to the circular economy, and producing reliable and local energy. On top of the important hygienisation role for the
- [Job opening: Waste-to-Energy Technical Officer](https://eswet.eu/job-opening-waste-to-energy-technical-officer/) - We are looking for a Waste-to-Energy Technical Officer. The Technical Officer will provide expertise in the areas of emissions monitoring, energy efficiency and pollutants monitoring to support the association's advocacy activities. The ideal candidate has a technical background and 2 to 5 years of experience in Waste-to-Energy or waste management. More information on the role
- [MARTIN and LAB to supply Mělník WtE plant](https://eswet.eu/martin-to-supply-combustion-system-for-melnik-wte-plant/) - In December 2023, MARTIN and LAB were awarded the contract to supply the waste-to-energy plant at the Mělník power plant location in the Czech Republic. The 2 x 22 ton/h lines will be equipped with a SecoLABTM dry system completed by a waste-water free polishing scrubber and LAB’s mother company, MARTIN GmbH für Umwelt- und
- [Hitachi Zosen Inova Steinmüller Chosen to Build a New Grate and Boiler System in Darmstadt](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inova-steinmuller-chosen-to-build-a-new-grate-and-boiler-system-in-darmstadt/) - Hitachi Zosen Inova Steinmüller (HZI-STM), Gummersbach, has signed a construction contract with its long-term customer Zweckverband Abfallverwertung Südhessen (ZAS) for a new incineration/boiler system at ZAS’s Darmstadt waste-to-energy (WtE) plant. The new unit will replace one of the three existing lines and boiler systems at the facility which has come to the end of its
- [Hitachi Zosen Inova Will Deliver Grate Combustion Technology for the Padova Waste to Energy Plant](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inova-will-deliver-grate-combustion-technology-for-the-padova-waste-to-energy-plant/) - Hitachi Zosen Inova (HZI) has formed a consortium with Italian boiler manufacturer Ruths S.p.A (Ruths), where HZI will design and deliver its grate combustion core technology to the new fourth line at the existing Padova Waste to Energy (WtE) facility owned and operated by Gruppo Hera. Ruths will supply the new line’s boiler and will
- [New member: Bonnenberg & Drescher joins ESWET](https://eswet.eu/new-member-bonnenberg-drescher-joins-eswet/) - ESWET is glad to welcome Bonnenberg & Drescher GmbH (B&D) as a new member. Bonnenberg & Drescher GmbH (B&D) is an engineering company based in Germany and technological world market leader for acoustic pyrometers. With its AGAM measurement technology, B&D sets the standards in radiation-free determination of gas temperatures in the waste, energy and steel
- [LISEGA becomes part of the BUHLMANN Group](https://eswet.eu/lisega-becomes-part-of-the-buhlmann-group/) - The family-owned company LISEGA, founded in 1964 and based in Zeven, will become part of the BUHLMANN Group on 1 January 2024. As part of the succession plan, the Buhlmann family of entrepreneurs was identified as someone who will ensure the continued existence and long-term development of the LISEGA Group. Both companies share similar entrepreneurial
- [Energy Recovery Center at Bühler’s headquarters is up and running!](https://eswet.eu/energy-recovery-center-at-buhlers-headquarters-is-up-and-running/) - Officially opened on 20 November, Bühler’s Energy Recovery Center provides heating for Bühler offices in Uzwil by using biomass generated at its application and training centers. Moreover, the facility, the world’s only application center of this kind and size, works as a platform for customers to explore the potential of using side streams through energy
- [From rubbish to resources: how Waste-to-Energy plants contribute to the circular economy](https://eswet.eu/from-rubbish-to-resources-how-waste-to-energy-plants-contribute-to-the-circular-economy/) - Globally, it is estimated that 2.24 billion tonnes of waste were generated in 2020, a number expected to increase to 2.88 billion tonnes by 2050. This leads to pollution of our environment and serious health risks for some of the world’s most vulnerable people. Disposing of this abundance of waste responsibly while striving for environmental
- [ESWET launches a new Task Force to explore the full potential of heat in Waste-to-Energy](https://eswet.eu/eswet-launches-a-new-task-force-to-explore-the-full-potential-of-heat-in-waste-to-energy/) - The EU has been working to build a heterogeneous energy system able to meet the rising demand for both electricity and heat, with an emphasis on renewable energy sources. The dynamic reality of the Waste-to-Energy (WtE) sector emerges as one of the key elements to achieving the goals set forth by the European Union in
- [Critical Raw Materials Act: the EU institutions close the negotiations and confirm ambitious recycling targets.](https://eswet.eu/critical-raw-materials-act-the-eu-institutions-close-the-negotiations-and-confirm-ambitious-recycling-targets/) - Brussels, 14 November 2023 - With the last trilogue that took place yesterday, the European Parliament and the Council have enshrined the end of the negotiation and the beginning of the formal adoption of the Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA). ESWET is happy to see that both the Council and the European Parliament made the
- [Dubai's historic Waste-to-Energy project: LOIBL plays a pivotal role](https://eswet.eu/dubais-historic-waste-to-energy-project-loibl-plays-a-pivotal-role/) - The new Dubai Waste Management Centre (DMWC) is one of the largest Waste-to-Energy plants in the world and represents a significant step towards the implementation of the Dubai clean energy strategy, which aims to achieve a clean energy infrastructure for the country by 2050. For the project, LOIBL supplied a turnkey slag processing plant including
- [ANDRITZ will enhance Waste-to-Energy capacity in France.](https://eswet.eu/andritz-will-enhance-waste-to-energy-capacity-in-france/) - ANDRITZ will supply a third waste treatment line to a leading Waste-to-Energy centre in Villers-Saint-Paul, France. This major contract with Idex, a top energy services company in France, is poised to significantly boost the centre's renewable energy production capabilities. What's in store: Engineering and manufacturing of a vertical boiler with a grate combustion system. Assembly
- [Transformative Process Enhancement at Bern’s Waste-to-Energy Plant by Explosion Power](https://eswet.eu/transformative-process-enhancement-at-berns-waste-to-energy-plant-by-explosion-power/) - ESWET members are actively pursuing innovation to enhance the quality and performance of the equipment they supply to WtE plants. Let’s know more about a real-life example of this work at Bern’s WtE plant! In 2012, the KVA Bern Forsthaus WtE plant was established. Initially, it employed Shower Cleaning (SCS) for boiler empty pass cleaning
- [Joint Letter on the Net-Zero Industry Act](https://eswet.eu/nzia-jointletter/) - The Net-Zero Industry Act aims to define Sustainable Alternative Fuels technologies as "Strategic Net-Zero Technology". Co-signatories are recommending that the Net-Zero Industry Act establish a clear and consistent definition of Sustainable Alternative Fuels. This definition serves two essential purposes: 1) Alignment with existing EU transport and fuels policy frameworks. 2) Recognition of all sustainable fuel
- [Waste-to-Energy & the City: Generating Value for Cities](https://eswet.eu/waste-to-energy-the-city-generating-value-for-cities/) - Waste management is a pressing challenge for cities worldwide, and European cities have been at the forefront of innovative solutions to tackle this issue. One such solution that has gained momentum in recent years is Waste-to-Energy (WtE). WtE is already recognised, worldwide, as an advanced and reliable technology for treating that fraction of municipal and
- [Waste-to-Energy & the City: Generating value for Communities](https://eswet.eu/waste-to-energy-the-city-generating-value-for-communities/) - On 16 May 2023, ESWET held a hybrid Conference, co-hosted by the European Committee of the Regions, gathering high-level speakers to discuss the role of Waste-to-Energy in tackling local challenges, helping achieve EU energy & sustainability goals, and showcase successful examples that already benefit EU citizens. Confirmed speakers included: Eero Ailio, Adviser to the Director
- [A Waste Treatment Expansion in Zurich: A Sustainable Energy Solution by Hitachi Zosen INOVA](https://eswet.eu/a-waste-treatment-expansion-in-zurich-a-sustainable-energy-solution/) - Zurich-based Hitachi Zosen Inova (HZI) has been chosen by Entsorgung + Recycling Zurich for a significant waste treatment project. The project, set to be operational in 2026, will boost the Hagenholz Waste to Energy facility's capacity by 50%. It will handle non-recyclable municipal waste from Zurich, generating electricity and heat for local homes and businesses.
- [Joint letter: Carbon Capture and Utilisation in the EU Net Zero Industry Act](https://eswet.eu/joint-letter-carbon-capture-and-utilisation-in-the-eu-net-zero-industry-act/) - This Joint letter has been co-signed by different European associations and confederations to stress the strategic net zero potential of Carbon Capture and Utilisation (#CCU) technology in the EU Net Zero Industry Act. CCU technologies increase the resilience of the #EUeconomy and its industrial systems by durably storing #CO2 or solid carbon in material and
- [Standardkessel Baumgarte achieves a significant milestone at the Waste-to-Energy plant of Protos (U.K)](https://eswet.eu/standardkessel-baumgarte-achieves-a-significant-milestone-at-the-waste-to-energy-plant-of-protos-u-k/) - A significant milestone has been reached at the Protos facility, in the U.K. The first boiler line's successful pressure test marks a notable advancement in the ongoing project. The main mission of a boiler is to recover energy from the combustion of waste materials. Thus, conducting boiler tests at WtE plants is important for multiple
- [Recovering the non-recyclable: the Integrated Resource-Recovery Facility](https://eswet.eu/recovering-the-non-recyclable-the-integrated-resource-recovery-facility/) - However, as waste generation continues to increase in Europe and globally, the sector is working on how to achieve its full potential. ESWET, as the voice of European suppliers, is proud to present its updated Vision for the future of Waste-to-Energy! Recovering the non-recyclable: the Integrated Resource-Recovery Facility The IRF represents a new model of
- [The Role of Materials From Waste in the Green Transition](https://eswet.eu/the-role-of-materials-from-waste-in-the-green-transition/) - The supply of sustainable raw materials, especially critical raw materials, now finally occupies a key policy position in the European Union’s green transition, launched by the announcing of the Green Deal in 2019. The manufacturing of solar PV panels, wind turbine blades or batteries requires larger amounts of metals and rare earth elements, but these
- [ESWET joins the European Net Zero Alliance](https://eswet.eu/eswet-joins-the-european-net-zero-alliance/) - The European Net Zero Alliance (ENZA) fosters collaboration among diverse organizations across sectors and the entire value chain to drive the energy transition with a shared commitment to climate neutrality. Members adopt the "we can – we want – we will" approach. Furthermore, ENZA enhances stakeholder alignment on policies, aiding decision-makers in identifying impactful, cost-efficient
- [Doosan Lentjes is supporting Waste-to-Energy in Poland.](https://eswet.eu/doosan-lentjes-is-supporting-waste-to-energy-plants-in-poland/) - The construction of a new waste-to-energy plant in Olsztyn is essential for the disposal need in Poland Polish accession to the European Union significantly influenced the development of the industry which resulted in increased production of waste while the management system was not prepared to handle it in the proper way so there was a
- [ESWET Activity Report 2022](https://eswet.eu/eswet-activity-report-2022/) - A changing and demanding Waste-to-Energy environment: making a sector more resilient Activity Report – Web version / Print version For more than 18 years, ESWET has shared the expertise of the European suppliers of Waste-to- Energy technology. Our members are part of the constant evolution of waste management plants and by doing so, they contribute to a
- [Loibl is participating in the construction of a new Energy Centre in Essex (U.K)](https://eswet.eu/loibl-is-participating-in-the-construction-of-a-new-energy-centre-in-essex-u-k/) - The centre includes an Integrated Waste Management Facility (IWMF) able to significantly reduce the volume of mixed municipal waste and recover useful resources. The waste is recycled for energy during incineration. To be put in place in 2026, this is expected to incinerate around 595,000 tonnes of waste per year, which will provide energy for
- [ESWET keeps growing with ENVEA!](https://eswet.eu/eswet-keeps-growing-with-envea/) - We are so glad to welcome our new Associate Member! envea Discover more about our current 38 members, please visit this page. ENVEA's solutions are to the service of people and planet, to protect them. ENVEA’s equipment and technologies encompass ambient, emissions (CEMs) and process monitoring systems such as gas analysers, dust monitors, solids and
- [Discovering the potential of Waste to Energy for Climate change mitigation](https://eswet.eu/discovering-the-potential-of-waste-to-energy-for-climate-change-mitigation/) - Welcome to the next chapter of our journey through the positive societal benefits of Waste-to-Energy! Let’s see together the European plan on Climate change mitigation and what role Waste to Energy (WtE) has to play in the reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions: one of the most dangerous enemies to our planet Earth. The Path
- [ESWET welcomes EnergieLink!](https://eswet.eu/eswet-welcomes-energielink/) - We are very excited to welcome our new 36 Associate Member! EnergieLink To see the total list of members, please visit this page. This company is headquartered in Dietikon (Switzerland), with two additional locations in Herne (Germany) and Breda (The Netherlands). By means of three locations in Europe, EnergieLink is close to its customers and
- [ESWET's warmest welcome to Scheuch, a New Member](https://eswet.eu/eswets-warmest-welcome-to-scheuch-a-new-member/) - We are thrilled to welcome our new Full Member! Scheuch Group To know more about our current 37 members, please visit this page. Scheuch Group is a family-owned business with headquarters in Aurolzmünster, Upper Austria and has been engineering innovative air and environmental technology for industrial applications for 60 years across the globe. Whether the
- [Welcome on board Mubea!](https://eswet.eu/mubea-welcome-on-board/) - In total, ESWET has now 36 members: 22 Full Members and 14 Associate Members! Click here for the full list. Mubea Tellerfedern GmbH (Associate Member) For more than six decades, Mubea has specialized in the production of high quality disc springs and. They are used globally in a wide variety of applications throughout numerous industrial
- [New ESWET Member: Steinmüller Engineering!](https://eswet.eu/new-eswet-member-steinmuller-engineering/) - With its important role in the European Waste-to-Energy sector, Steinmüller Engineering will provide expertise and involvement to further strengthen ESWET's activities in the support and promotion of Waste-to-Energy in Europe..towards a more sustainable waste management! ESWET, the association representing the suppliers of Waste-to-Energy technology, has now 31 members: 21 Full Members and 10 Associate Members!
- [From carbon neutral to carbon negative: Waste to Energy on the path to CCUS](https://eswet.eu/carbon_neutral_report/) - Launched in September 2021, the ESWET CCUS working group has already held 8 meetings to discuss all aspects of CCUS and carbon removals. Thanks to discussions and exchanges supported by the working group Chair Dr Tom Croymans (Keppel Seghers) and ESWET members, the Secretariat prepared a short briefing on the main issues and questions remaining
- [Update of Contractual Guidelines for Waste-to-Energy projects](https://eswet.eu/update-of-contractual-guidelines-for-waste-to-energy-projects/) - In 2022, ESWET published contractual guidelines (link here) to suggest solutions to common contractual challenges in Waste-to-Energy projects and ensure their success for all parties. The first version is now being revised to take in consideration new aspects and fine-tune current advices. If you are involved in the Waste-to-Energy field, feel free to contact the
- [Biogenic emissions from Waste-to-Energy plants should be part of the carbon removal certification](https://eswet.eu/biogenic-emissions-from-waste-to-energy-plants-should-be-part-of-the-carbon-removal-certification/) - The primary function of Waste-to-Energy plants is the safe treatment of non-recyclable waste, meaning there is no option for the sector to switch fuel. Therefore, the implementation of Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS) technologies represent a significant opportunity for the sector to decarbonise itself. The certification of carbon removals as proposed by the Commission
- [How Waste-to-Energy contributes to the circular economy](https://eswet.eu/how-waste-to-energy-contributes-to-the-circular-economy/) - In order to be fully sustainable, we have to truly address waste challenges. The ultimate solution is the reduction of waste at source, meaning less waste production. However, until we reach that point, it is vital to retain products, in the circular loop before they are disposed of forever. Improved and increased reusability, sorting, and
- [The EU should reaffirm the role of Waste-to-Energy in the circular economy](https://eswet.eu/the-eu-should-reaffirm-the-role-of-waste-to-energy-in-the-circular-economy/) - Brussels, 18 October 2022 ESWET welcomes the European Commission’s 2023 Work Programme and the renewal of the Green Deal’s ambitions. The current energy crisis has brought to light the necessity and the urgency of accelerating the energy transition. This requires maximising the use of all clean sources of energy, including the affordable and efficient electricity
- [ESWET at the IRRC Conference, 2022](https://eswet.eu/eswet-at-the-irrc-conference-2022/) - The next 5-6 September will be celebrated the IRRC Conference in Vienna. The speakers at this venue are usually experts from the industry, politics, science and technology who present the current topics and discuss them with the participants. The main outcome result of the discussions is the exchange of experiences, ideas, and concepts that aim
- [Waste-to-Energy: a reality for affordable heating in local districts](https://eswet.eu/waste-to-energy-a-reality-for-affordable-heating-in-local-districts/) - Modern-day Waste-to-Energy plants are well integrated with their surroundings and involved in the life of community. Not only do they treat the non-recyclable waste produced by households and industries, but by processing this waste they also generate electricity and heating for residential buildings, businesses and nearby industries. Waste-to-Energy plants treat municipal and similar waste that
- [Vyncke is our new member!](https://eswet.eu/vyncke-is-our-new-member/) - In total, ESWET has now 35 members: 22 Full Members and 13 Associate Members! Click here for the full list. VYNCKE Clean Energy Technology (Full Member) VYNCKE designs & builds industrial energy plants to create clean energy from biomass or sorted commercial, industrial waste. Our solution range includes steam boilers, hot water heaters, thermal oil heaters,
- [Contractual Guidelines for the Waste-to-Energy Sector](https://eswet.eu/contractual-guidelines-for-the-waste-to-energy-sector/) - Download the document here! Between 2020 and 2022, ESWET members and other stakeholders from the Waste-to-Energy sector gathered to identify common contractual issues and to advise ways to find the most appropriate solutions for all parties involved. While started by ESWET, the participants have always been careful to draft balanced recommendations not only for suppliers but also
- [Joint Open Letter to Energy Ministers on "Save Gas for a Safe Winter"](https://eswet.eu/joint-open-letter-to-energy-ministers-on-save-gas-for-a-safe-winter/) - The supply of affordable, efficient and secure heat and power is essential for key European industry and citizens. Ahead of the Extraordinary Energy Council on “Save Gas for a Safe Winter” scheduled for 26 July, our organisations call on Member States to prioritise the efficient production of energy through cogeneration. This will not only help
- [Hitachi Zosen Inova Group to Build the South Clyde Energy Centre](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inova-group-to-build-the-south-clyde-energy-centre/) - Once operational, the new facility will generate up to 45 MWe gross of electricity by processing up to 350,000 tonnes of residual waste each year. Fortum Glasgow Ltd, a joint venture partnership between Fortum Oyj and Macquarie Asset Management’s Green Investment Group (GIG), has awarded Hitachi Zosen Inova Steinmüller, part of the Hitachi Zosen Inova
- [ANDRITZ to supply semi-dry flue gas cleaning system for a waste incineration plant in Schwandorf, Germany](https://eswet.eu/andritz-to-supply-semi-dry-flue-gas-cleaning-system-for-a-waste-incineration-plant-in-schwandorf-germany/) - Start-up of the plant is scheduled for mid-2024. The scope of supply includes replacement of the complete reactor and filter system, the reagent storage and supply system, and product discharge systems. ANDRITZ will be responsible for engineering, delivery, installation and commissioning of the Circulating Dry System (CDS) TurboSorp. The retrofit of the flue gas cleaning
- [Decarbonising Waste-to-Energy with CCUS technologies](https://eswet.eu/decarbonising-waste-to-energy-with-ccus-technologies/) - CCUS involves the capture of CO2 from industrial facilities and hard-to-abate sectors. The CO2 is then transported, via pipeline or ship, and either: stored in geological formations beneath the sea, or used as an input or feedstock to create other products or fuels. CCUS technologies play an important role in meeting the 2050 carbon neutrality
- [Three new Members for ESWET!](https://eswet.eu/three-new-members-for-eswet/) - In total, ESWET has now 34 members: 21 Full Members and 13 Associate Members! Click here for the full list. PAPREC ENGINEERING CNIM (Full Member) "CNIM becomes: PAPREC ENGINEERING CNIM - Expert in design, construction and operation. More than 180 major construction projects, representing 300 lines overall, from 50.000 to 700.000 TPA, with an in-house
- [Going forward: IBA in the circular economy](https://eswet.eu/going-forward-iba-in-the-circular-economy/) - On June 9, ESWET held the kick-off meeting of its newly established Working Group on Incineration Bottom Ash (IBA) with the participation of both suppliers and representants of operators. Based on those discussions, ESWET aims at building and sharing a solid knowledge on a topic around which there are still many misconceptions. Incineration Bottom Ash
- [Doosan Lentjes to supply flue gas cleaning for new enfinium waste-to-energy plant in the UK](https://eswet.eu/doosan-lentjes-to-supply-flue-gas-cleaning-for-new-enfinium-waste-to-energy-plant-in-the-uk/) - The proven Doosan Lentjes Circoclean® flue gas cleaning technology is applied to ensure that the new waste-to-energy plant will comply with all emission limits according to the stringent European BREF requirements. Doosan Lentjes' scope of supply includes the design, manufacture, and delivery of the entire flue gas cleaning system as well as support for the
- [LAB joins carbon capture project in Aalborg](https://eswet.eu/lab-joins-carbon-capture-project-in-aalborg/) - LAB is delighted to be part of the Reno-Nord project by rising the 20 ton/hour line 4 flue gas condensation capacity of the existing Waste-to-Energy plant in Aalborg, Denmark. The full project includes the connection to a new compressor heat pump in order for the plant to be carbon capture ready for the future. LAB
- [New ESWET Member: APEX Group!](https://eswet.eu/new-eswet-member-apex-group/) - ESWET, the association representing the suppliers of Waste-to-Energy technology, has now 32 members: 20 Full Members and 12 Associate Members! Click here for the full list. Find out more about APEX Group: "APEX Group has 50+ years of expertise & know-how in designing and manufacturing heat transfer equipment. We provide advanced solutions for high performing
- [ESWET Activity Report 2021 is out!](https://eswet.eu/eswet-activity-report-2021-is-out/) - ESWET Activity Report 2021 – Web version / Print version The purpose of ESWET is to raise awareness of the positive implications of Waste-to-Energy in terms of sustainable waste management, reliable energy, and protection of the environment. The Activity Report summarise the main activity, dossiers taken during 2021, including the presentation of our members.
- [Waste-to-Energy and decarbonisation in the EU](https://eswet.eu/waste-to-energy-and-decarbonisation-in-the-eu/) - The certification of carbon removals by the European Commission is a positive first step in the successful implementation of carbon capture, storage and utilisation (CCUS) technologies in Europe. The specificities of all sectors, including Waste-to-Energy, should be taken into account as to ensure the achievement of the 2050 carbon-neutrality objectives. For Waste-to-Energy, the integration of
- [EVENT - Path to Net-Zero: Is Waste-To-Energy part of the Solution?](https://eswet.eu/event-path-to-net-zero-is-waste-to-energy-part-of-the-solution/) - REGISTER HERE: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/path-to-net-zero-is-waste-to-energy-part-of-the-solution-tickets-350384989937 In Europe, around 500 Waste-to-Energy plants thermally treat the fraction of municipal waste that cannot be prevented or recycled, more than 60 million tonnes of waste per year that would otherwise be landfilled! From this process, the plants recover energy in the form of electricity, heating and cooling, and steam. Thousands of
- [RePowerEU supports non-recyclable biomass waste as an important resource for our energy security](https://eswet.eu/repowereu-supports-non-recyclable-biomass-waste-as-an-important-resource-for-our-energy-security/) - ESWET welcomes the RePowerEU Joint European Action Plan adopted today, which rightfully supports the use of non-recyclable biomass waste for sustainable energy production in Europe. Waste-to-Energy secures local non-intermittent baseload energy to industries, homes, and municipalities, thus responding today to the major EU energy crisis while providing a service of public interest, i.e., the treatment
- [Indaver signs Hitachi Zosen Inova as its EPC contractor for the construction of the Rivenhall IWMF and Energy Centre](https://eswet.eu/indaver-signs-hitachi-zosen-inova-as-its-epc-contractor-for-the-construction-of-the-rivenhall-iwmf-and-energy-centre/) - HZI has already been preparing the contract with Indaver for the Rivenhall project for over 12 months. HZI will be responsible for building the Energy from Waste (EfW) element of the IWMF and Energy Centre, working alongside civil contractor PJ Hegarty Limited and earth moving contractor Tom Blackwell Limited. The first phase of construction which
- [Giving Ash a New Life: Waste-to-Energy and Material Recovery](https://eswet.eu/giving-ash-a-new-life-waste-to-energy-and-material-recovery/) - In Hinwil, a small Swiss town in the Canton of Zurich, every year 16,000 tons of metals get recycled, saving up both precious resources and up to 100’000 tons of CO2 emissions. This process takes place in the ZAV Recycling plant, where dry incineration bottom ashes (IBA), the solid residues of the thermal treatment of
- [Waste-To-Energy in Parona: AC Boilers Steam Generator](https://eswet.eu/waste-to-energy-in-parona-ac-boilers-steam-generator/) - On April 21st, AC Boilers successfully completed the hydraulic tests of the Waste-to-Energy (WTE) steam generator for the Lomellina Energia / A2A Plant in Parona (Pavia, Italy). AC Boilers participates to the project in a temporary association of companies jointly with Termokimik Corporation S.p.A., which operates as EPC contractor and with Martin Gmbh, supplier of the waste combustion grate.
- [A role model in Europe: The new Wiesbaden waste-to-energy plant](https://eswet.eu/a-role-model-in-europe-the-new-wiesbaden-waste-to-energy-plant/) - With a capacity of about 240,000 tonnes per year, the new plant will be able to thermally treat residual waste and refuse derived fuel (RDF) generated in the Hessian state capital in a reliable and environmentally friendly way. Applicable environmental requirements will be fully complied with. A close cooperation with the consortium partner ARIKON Hoch-
- [Waste-to-Energy secures local, affordable energy for Europe](https://eswet.eu/waste-to-energy-secures-local-affordable-energy-for-europe/) - Waste-to-Energy (WtE, or waste incineration with energy recovery) plants treat municipal and similar commercial and industrial waste which is not suitable for recycling and would otherwise be buried in landfills. This non-recyclable waste is then turned into energy for municipalities and industry. Waste-to-Energy is a reliable source of non-intermittent energy We welcome the RePowerEU Communication and the
- [New ESWET Member: SAGE!](https://eswet.eu/new-eswet-member-sage/) - With its important role in the European Waste-to-Energy sector, SAGE will provide expertise and involvement to further strengthen ESWET’s activities in the support and promotion of Waste-to-Energy in Europe.. toward a more sustainable waste management! ESWET, the association representing the suppliers of Waste-to-Energy technology, has now 31 members: 20 Full Members and 11 Associate Members!
- [WEBINAR - "Pollution and Waste-to-Energy: Myth or Reality?"](https://eswet.eu/webinar-pollution-and-waste-to-energy-myth-or-reality/) - Waste-to-Energy plants are often under the microscope because of the emissions they generate. How are these emissions regulated? How are they measured? Are they harmful? And what do the plants do to prevent them? We discussed these questions (and many more) in a webinar organised by ESWET, with speakers from the European Commission, Polytechnic University of Milan, CEWEP
- [Are Waste-to-Energy Plants Big Dioxins Emitters?](https://eswet.eu/are-waste-to-energy-plants-big-dioxins-emitters/) - In February, the French NGO Collectif 3R published a report[1] - conducted by the Dutch organization ToxicoWatch - linking dioxins pollution to Waste-to-Energy plants. The target of the study was the Ivry-Paris 13 Waste-to-Energy plant and the claim made was that "record concentrations of dioxins were found in the surroundings of the plant". An article
- [LAB technology for RENOVA’s upgrading project](https://eswet.eu/lab-technology-for-renovas-upgrading-project/) - RENOVA, historical customer of LAB, is operating since 2010 in Sävenäs, Göteborg, Sweden a high-efficient LAB Flue Gas Treatment with emission limits already much below the new BATAELs low range. LAB would like to thank RENOVA for its confidence in our technology by contracting the retrofit project of its existing Waste-to-Energy line 1 at the
- [Finding a True Balance for Waste Management in the Taxonomy, a Common Statement](https://eswet.eu/finding-a-true-balance-for-waste-management-in-the-taxonomy-a-common-statement/) - Today, the Platform on Sustainable Finance published its final report on the inclusion of new activities in the EU Taxonomy Framework. This report leaves a gap regarding the Waste Hierarchy for non-hazardous residual waste. The EU Taxonomy Framework should push for the implementation of the top steps of the Waste Hierarchy. However, it should also
- [Hitachi Zosen Inova Starts Green Hydrogen Production Facility](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inova-starts-green-hydrogen-production-facility/) - Buchs (canton of Aargau), Switzerland. Energy transition to renewable energies will entail Green Hydrogen as high density and reduced carbon footprint energy carrier. Low-cost Green Hydrogen availability is key to facilitating the energy transition, and will be achieved by providing low-cost, surplus electricity to nearby consumers, which also reduces expensive logistical costs. Because Energy from
- [Dioxins and Waste-to-Energy plants : New report on the State of the Art](https://eswet.eu/dioxins-and-waste-to-energy-plants-new-report-on-the-state-of-the-art/) - Contrary to recent claims from anti-incineration groups, European WtE plants have demonstrated very low emissions and impact on their surroundings. The Waste-to-Energy sector is one of the most strictly regulated industrial sectors in Europe. While a lot has been said on high dioxins emissions, recent biomonitoring studies conducted by those groups failed to show a
- [Sumitomo SHI FW and Recycling Technologies to collaborate on the development of technology and manufacturing for recycling waste plastic](https://eswet.eu/sumitomo-shi-fw-recycling-technologies-collaborate-recycling-waste-plastic/) - Sumitomo SHI FW (SFW), a global energy technology leader and Recycling Technologies (RT), a chemical recycler of plastic have today announced their collaboration on the development of technology and manufacturing of RT’s advanced waste plastic recycling machine, the RT7000. RT’s innovative technology, the RT7000, turns hard-to-recycle plastic such as films, bags, laminated plastics into a
- [SBG successfully handed over the Energy from Waste Power Plant in Dundee](https://eswet.eu/sbg-handover-efw-waste-plant-dundee/) - Standardkessel Baumgarte has handed over the Energy from Waste (EFW) plant in Dundee, Scotland, to the customer after a total handling period of around 4 years, which was in the meantime severely affected by the pandemic. With the provisional takeover (PAC), the customer now also assumes responsibility for the plant and its operation. An essential
- [Reshaping the concept of residues - WtE and architecture](https://eswet.eu/reshaping-the-concept-of-residues-wte-and-architecture/) - The relationship between Waste-to-Energy and architecture is longstanding and full of mutual success. All over the world, many plants have benefited from the visionary projects of some of the most important architectural studies and artists, which made them veritable touristic attractions and iconic landmarks of industrial architecture. Because of their size, the external parts of
- [Additional CO2 Separation Process – Hitachi Zosen Inova Signs MoU with CO2 Capsol](https://eswet.eu/additional-co2-separation-process-hitachi-zosen-inova-signs-mou-with-co2-capsol/) - The Swiss-Japanese greentech company Hitachi Zosen Inova (HZI) and the Norwegian technology provider CO2 Capsol AS (CO2 Capsol) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to implement Capsol EoP (End of Pipe) technology in energy-from-waste (EfW) plants. This increases HZI’s portfolio of CO2 separation technologies, each have their own specific advantages. Safe Solvent, Cost-Effective Process
- [Steinmüller Engineering received contract for the expansion of the VERA Hamburg sewage sludge incineration plant](https://eswet.eu/steinmuller-contract-expansion-vera-hamburg-sewage-sludge-incineration/) - In December 2021, Steinmüller Engineering prevailed in an EU-wide bidding process for the construction of a fourth line to expand the sewage sludge incineration plant of HAMBURG WASSER (Hamburger Stadtentwässerung AöR). The expansion has a throughput of approx. 35.000 tons/annum of dry matter and thus ensures the future sewage disposal for the Hanseatic City of
- [ESWET's reaction to the proposed inclusion of Waste-to-Energy in the EU ETS](https://eswet.eu/eswet-inclusion-waste-to-energy-eu-ets/) - ESWET welcomes the ENVI Committee draft report on the revision of the EU ETS provided that any inclusion of the Waste-to-Energy sector in the ETS is supported by concrete measures to avoid disruption of the waste management chain. ESWET supports the report’s call for: An impact assessment to be carried out by the Commission, along
- [ESR or ETS: Waste treatments should be in the same basket](https://eswet.eu/esr-or-ets-waste-treatments-should-be-in-the-same-basket/) - The full position paper: “ESWET position on the proposed revision of the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) Directive and the Effort Sharing Regulation (ESR)“ is available here. In July 2021, with the publication of the first batch of the "Fit for 55" climate package, the European Commission disclosed the proposal to review the Emissions
- [Can the EU Taxonomy be truly sustainable without covering non-recyclable waste?](https://eswet.eu/can-the-eu-taxonomy-be-truly-sustainable-without-covering-non-recyclable-waste/) - On 25 October 2021, ESWET's event "Waste-to-Energy: The Beauty or the Beast?" gathered NGOs, policymakers and trade associations to discuss better solutions to deal with non-recyclable waste. (Video recording and slides of the presentations are available here). Within the event, particular attention was given to the coverage of non-recyclable waste in the upcoming EU Taxonomy,
- [Waste-to-Hydrogen: a valid tool to help decarbonise the EU industry](https://eswet.eu/waste-to-hydrogen-a-valid-tool-to-help-decarbonise-the-eu-industry/) - The proposal for a new “EU hydrogen and gas markets decarbonisation package” rightly seizes the urgence of up-taking all available solutions, especially renewable and low-carbon hydrogen, to speed up Europe’s decarbonisation efforts. More support towards hydrogen generation will allow the EU industrial sector to shift away from fossil fuels, including natural gas, in the years
- [ESWET: Time to ensure sustainable waste shipments in Europe](https://eswet.eu/eswet-time-to-ensure-sustainable-waste-shipments-in-europe/) - Over the past decades, exports of waste to non-European countries have risen steadily, pushing the waste issue far away but failing to properly address it. Repeated abuses in international waste shipments have highlighted the need for Europe to take care of its waste under EU environmental standards. For a pragmatic approach on the matter, ESWET
- [EU Waste Shipment Regulation should not incentivise landfills capacity](https://eswet.eu/eu-waste-shipment-regulation-should-not-incentivise-landfills-capacity/) - ESWET welcomes the Commission’s proposal to revise the waste shipment Regulation to reduce waste exports and treat municipal waste in Europe under EU standards but calls for coherent and clearer rules for intra-EU shipments. Under EU law, high environmental standards apply to waste treatment, which must be in line with the waste hierarchy. The waste
- [How Waste-to-Energy delivers on renewable energy targets](https://eswet.eu/how-waste-to-energy-delivers-on-renewable-energy-targets/) - Waste-to-Energy constitutes the link between circular economy and renewable energy: it ensures that non-recyclable waste - including the residues of recycling processes - is safely managed, and used as a resource thanks to energy and material recovery. In Europe, the power recovered by Waste-to-Energy plants accounts for 2.4% of the total energy supply. Every renewable
- [EU supports Dutch plans to recover CO2 from Waste-to-Energy plants](https://eswet.eu/eu-supports-dutch-plans-to-recover-co2-from-waste-to-energy-plants/) - As announced by the European Commission on 15 December 2021, the broadening of the Dutch State Aid scheme has been approved. The original scheme approved in December 2020 was extended to further support technologies to reduce greenhouse emissions, such as Carbon Capture and Utilisation (CCU). Indeed, the State Aid scheme includes the development of CCU
- [EVENT - "Waste-to-Energy: The Beauty or The Beast?"](https://eswet.eu/event-waste-to-energy-the-beauty-or-the-beast/) - Watch the recording of the event here! Download the slides of the presentations here! How will European waste management look like in the next thirty years? Can we avoid the generation of non-recyclable waste? Can Waste-to-Energy become carbon neutral thanks to the integration of CCS? These are some of the questions that have been addressed
- [ESWET bets on the uptake of Hydrogen and CCUS in Waste-to-Energy](https://eswet.eu/eswet-bets-on-the-uptake-of-hydrogen-and-ccus-in-waste-to-energy/) - ESWET established two Working Groups with experts from the sector, one on carbon capture, utilisation and storage technologies (CCUS) and one on Waste-to-Hydrogen. With this action, the trade association representing the European Suppliers of Waste-to-Energy Technology confirms its commitment to the sector's innovation to ramp up decarbonisation and the energy transition. The appointed Chairs of
- [Standardkessel Baumgarte receives Order for WtE Power Plant in Scotland, UK](https://eswet.eu/standardkessel-baumgarte-receives-order-for-wte-power-plant-in-scotland-uk/) - In the United Kingdom, approximately 40% of residual waste (after recycling) is still landfilled, as in the past, and this has become a serious issue due to national environmental policies and a shortage of landfill sites. Construction of WtE power plants is progressing against this background, as these facilities also enable effective utilization of the
- [HZI strengthens its presence in the European market and expands its offering for customers in the Energy from Waste sector.](https://eswet.eu/hzi-strengthens-its-presence-in-the-european-market-and-expands-its-offering-for-customers-in-the-energy-from-waste-sector/) - On 9 December, the Swiss/Japanese greentech company Hitachi Zosen Inova AG (HZI) will sign an agreement to acquire Steinmüller Babcock Environment GmbH (SBE), a German subsidiary of Nippon Steel Engineering Co. Ltd. As a result, SBE will be joining the HZI group. The transaction is still subject to the approval of the respective authorities. Closing
- [B&W Renewable Receives Contract for $24 Million Waste-to-Energy Project in Europe](https://eswet.eu/bw-renewable-receives-contract-for-24-million-waste-to-energy-project-in-europe/) - Babcock & Wilcox (B&W) (NYSE: BW) announced today that its B&W Renewable segment has received a $24 million contract for a new-build waste-to-energy project in Europe. B&W announced it had received a limited notice to proceed on the engineering portion of the contract in June 2021. B&W Renewable will design and supply advanced technologies, including a waste-to-energy
- [Using Separated CO2 Instead of Sequestering It – HZI and Carbon-Free Develop Technology for EfW](https://eswet.eu/using-separated-co2-instead-of-sequestering-it-hzi-and-carbon-free-develop-technology-for-efw/) - The Swiss-Japanese cleantech company Hitachi Zosen Inova (HZI) and the innovators at CarbonFree Chemicals Holding LCC (CarbonFree) in the USA have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) and are now planning to join forces in implementing a unique solution to reduce the carbon footprint of the waste industry. Texas-based CarbonFree developed its separation and mineralization
- [MARTIN News - Several orders in Germany, La Réunion, and China](https://eswet.eu/martin-news-several-orders-in-germany-la-reunion-and-china/) - 1) Magdeburg, Germany - Order for the supply of a combustion system with integrated fluidized-bed incineration After successful negotiations, a contract for the latest order was signed in Magdeburg on 28 October 2021. The customer is MHKW Rothensee in Magdeburg, a joint venture between EEW Energy from Waste GmbH and Städtische Werke Magdeburg, which already
- [Waste-to-Energy Steam Turbine delivered to East Rockingham in Australia](https://eswet.eu/steam-turbine-and-generator-delivered-to-australia-by-ge-steam-power/) - GE Steam Power has successfully designed and delivered a Waste to Energy (WtE) Industrial Steam Turbine and Generator (STG) to East Rockingham Waste-to-Energy in Australia. Manufactured in Sanand, India, the 35-MWe STG will be installed at the East Rockingham power plant. Located in Western Australia, the facility will process around 300,000 tons of waste to
- [Babcock & Wilcox Renewable Awarded $58 Million Contract to Supply Advanced Waste-to-Energy Technology for Power Plant in Europe](https://eswet.eu/babcock-wilcox-renewable-contract-advanced-waste-to-energy-technology-europe/) - Babcock & Wilcox (B&W) (NYSE: BW) announced today that its B&W Renewable segment has been awarded a contract for approximately $58 million to design and supply an advanced waste-to-energy boiler, combustion grate and other equipment for a waste-to-energy power plant in Europe. B&W Renewable’s technologies, including its advanced DynaGrate® combustion grate, will help the plant operator
- [A sustainable circular economy needs taxonomy criteria for residual waste treatment](https://eswet.eu/a-sustainable-circular-economy-needs-taxonomy-criteria-for-residual-waste-treatment/) - A statement signed by CEWEP, ESWET, FEAD and MWE The Platform on sustainable finance is finalising its draft criteria for activities contributing to four environmental objectives, including the transition to a circular economy. While this is a positive step towards attracting financing to activities that contribute substantially to this objective, the draft report published in August overlooked the cornerstone
- [STC Power delivers the Bridgwater Resource Recovery Facility](https://eswet.eu/stc-power-delivers-the-bridgewater-resource-recovery-facility/) - The Bridgwater Energy-from-Waste facility will process approximately 100,000 tonnes of commercial and municipal refuse-derived fuel (“RDF”) per annum, which would otherwise have been committed to landfill. The plant will produce around 9.5 MWe, enough to power approximately 20,000 homes. It will be located in Bridgwater, Somerset, UK. Despite the pandemic, the activities at the site
- [Babcock & Wilcox Renewable Awarded $35 Million Contract to Supply Waste-to-Energy Technologies for Facilities in Greenland](https://eswet.eu/babcock-wilcox-renewable-awarded-35-million-contract-to-supply-waste-to-energy-technologies-for-facilities-in-greenland/) - Babcock & Wilcox (B&W) (NYSE: BW) announced today that its B&W Renewable segment has been awarded a contract for more than $35 million by Greenland’s national waste management company, ESANI A/S, to supply and install advanced combustion, emissions control and related equipment for its new municipal waste-to-energy facilities. The facilities, to be built in the
- [Doosan Lentjes and Arikon to supply the Wiesbaden Waste-to-Energy plant](https://eswet.eu/doosan-lentjes-and-arikon-to-supply-the-wiesbaden-waste-to-energy-plant/) - Doosan Lentjes, a specialist in environmental technology, will be responsible as general contractor for the turnkey planning, delivery, assembly, and commissioning of the entire plant. ARIKON Hoch- und Ingenieurbau GmbH, meanwhile, will be responsible for the civil works. The commissioning of the new plant is expected to start early 2024. The new power plant will
- [Oslo Has The Clue – The Beauty in the Beast #5](https://eswet.eu/oslo-has-the-clue-the-beauty-in-the-beast-5/) - Click here to discover “The Beauty in the Beast” campaign: https://thebeautyinthebeast.eu/ Relying on observations of celestial bodies, wildlife, odours and noises, the Vikings were able to navigate across the deepest seas. Their widely known recognition as masters of the seas and leaders in long-distance trading can be owed to their ground-breaking invention: longships. Long, light and
- [It’s high time we tackle methane emissions from waste](https://eswet.eu/its-high-time-we-tackle-methane-emissions-from-waste/) - Brussels, 28 September 2021 - ESWET – the European Suppliers of Waste-to-Energy technology welcomes the European Parliament ENVI Committee’s report underlining the need for bold action against methane emissions in the waste sector. Methane is a powerful greenhouse gas (GHG): 84-times-more-potent than CO2 over a 20-year period. However, unlike CO2 and other GHGs, methane emissions
- [Hitachi Zosen Inova and EasyMining Sign Licence Agreement for Patented Ash2Salt Technology](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inova-and-easymining-licence-ash2salt-technology/) - As a plant engineering company specialising in energy from waste plants, Hitachi Zosen Inova has been developing and installing systems for fly ash washing for several decades. After an initial collaboration with EasyMining, Ragn-Sells’s innovation company, in May last year, the two parties have now decided on a long-term cooperation. As a licensee for EasyMining’s
- [Innovative Waste-to-Energy projects approved for EU funding](https://eswet.eu/innovative-waste-to-energy-projects-approved-for-eu-funding/) - Three Waste-to-Energy projects selected by the Innovation Fund Among the thirty-two small-scale projects selected for funding, three are related to the waste management sector and involve Waste-to-Energy technologies. A demonstration of how the Waste-to-Energy industry is pathfinding new solutions to reduce its carbon footprint, with the support of the European Union. The projects, located in
- [Waste-to-Hydrogen solutions for sustainable mobility](https://eswet.eu/waste-to-hydrogen-solutions-for-sustainable-mobility/) - On July 2021, ESWET released the following reports on Waste-to-Hydrogen: "Waste-to-Hydrogen: A Circular Approach to Waste Management and Transport" "Waste-to-Hydrogen: An Introduction for the EU Policymakers" "Waste-to-Hydrogen: An Introduction for the EU Policymakers..In a Nutshell!" As the whole of the European energy system will need to achieve carbon-neutrality by 2050, hydrogen and its potential are
- [The Journey of Our Waste – The Beauty in the Beast #4](https://eswet.eu/the-journey-of-our-waste-the-beauty-in-the-beast-4/) - Click here to discover “The Beauty in the Beast” campaign! What if I told you that Belgian and Danish streets are full of waste? Yes, it is true, but not exactly how you’d imagine it. Belgium and Denmark have high recycling rates and are among the frontrunners in treating non-recyclable waste with state-of-the-art Waste-to-Energy technologies. From non-recyclable
- [“Fit for 55” – The waste management sector works together to reduce emissions](https://eswet.eu/fit-for-55-the-waste-management-sector-works-together-to-reduce-emissions/) - On the day of the publication of the “Fit for 55” climate package, ESWET aims to reaffirm Waste-to-Energy’s essential contribution to European waste management. Waste-to-Energy already contributes to the decarbonisation of the sector, as it diverts non-recyclable waste from landfills and recovers energy and secondary raw materials. Reducing landfills means, in the first place, reducing
- [Project Success in England: Leeds Treats Non-Recyclable Waste with Technology from Hitachi Zosen Inova](https://eswet.eu/project-england-leeds-non-recyclable-waste-technology-hitachi-zosen-inova/) - enfinium Skelton Grange Limited is building an energy-from-waste plant in the English county of West Yorkshire for the annual recycling of 410,000 tonnes of residual (post-recycled) waste. The process will generate up to 49MW (gross) of electrical energy, which will contribute as baseload energy to the electricity supply of more than 100,000 English households. Leeds,
- [Clyde Bergemann’s Innovative SMART SCS Boiler Cleaning Technology Turns 20](https://eswet.eu/clyde-bergemanns-innovative-smart-scs-boiler-cleaning-technology-turns-20/) - With origins dating back to 1924, today Clyde Bergemann Power Group operates from fifteen locations worldwide, providing customers in the power and energy industries with key components, systems and services. Installed in thermal power plants, industrial boilers and similar installations in the energy-producing industries, Clyde Bergemann products significantly contribute to the optimisation of processes, ensuring
- [How does the EU treat its Municipal Waste?](https://eswet.eu/how-does-the-eu-treat-its-municipal-waste/) - Download here the Fact sheet in Pdf. Data confirm that EU countries performing well with recycling prefer to send their share of non-recyclable waste to Waste-to-Energy plants. Unfortunately, too many EU member states still send more than 40% of their municipal waste to landfills. (Some examples: 78% in Greece; 76% in Romania; 67% in Cyprus; and
- [Babcock & Wilcox Assists Amager Resource Center’s Application to E.U. to Fund Innovative Carbon Capture Project in Denmark](https://eswet.eu/babcock-wilcox-assists-amager-resource-centers-application-to-e-u-to-fund-innovative-carbon-capture-project-in-denmark/) - Babcock & Wilcox (B&W) (NYSE: BW) Environmental announced today that it will support Amager Resource Center’s (ARC) application for more than €120 million ($140 million USD) in European Union funding to build an advanced carbon dioxide (CO2) capture facility at ARC’s Amager-Bakke (Copenhill) waste-to-energy facility in Copenhagen, Denmark. B&W has submitted a letter of support
- [Valmet receives the 16th automation order from Hitachi Zosen Inova for energy-from-waste plants](https://eswet.eu/valmet-16th-automation-order-hitachi-zosen-inova-energy-from-waste-plants/) - Valmet will supply an automation system to an energy-from-waste facility currently under construction at Newhurst in Leicestershire, United Kingdom. The order was placed by Hitachi Zosen Inova AG (HZI), the engineering, procurement and construction contractor for the facility. This is the sixteenth time that HZI has chosen Valmet’s automation technology for its energy-from-waste plant projects.
- [LAB news - LAB part of the PROTOS project](https://eswet.eu/lab-news-lab-part-of-the-protos-project/) - LAB will provide to its Customer STANDARDKESSEL BAUMGARTE GmbH, two Flue Gas Treatment units for a capacity of 400,000 tonnes per year of non-recyclable household commercial & industrial waste; each line generating 74 MW(th) of steam and producing 49 MW of electricity; the plant end-user being a consortium comprising COVANTA, GREEN INVESTMENT GROUP and BIFFA.
- [Three new Associate Members for ESWET: Howden, Lisega and Meldgaard!](https://eswet.eu/associate-members-eswet-howden-lisega-meldgaard/) - ESWET is glad to announce that Lisega, Howden and Meldgaard decided to become new Associate Members. With this achievement, ESWET reached a new milestone. It has now 30 members: 20 Full Members and 10 Associate Members! We are very happy to welcome three companies that will provide broad expertise in several technologies related to Waste-to-Energy.
- [Standardkessel Baumgarte Receives Order for a Rdf Plant at the Location Amsdorf](https://eswet.eu/standardkessel-baumgarte-order-rdf-plant-amsdorf/) - SBG receives the third order from Romonta. The scope of supply includes the complete technical equipment for the combustion line (EPC-T), essentially consisting of a furnace, steam generator and flue gas cleaning system. The supply contract was signed at GETEC Holding AG in Hanover, as the main shareholder of the Romonta Group. This is the
- [HZI news - Stuttgart Optimises Regional Resource Management and Climate Protection with Dry Anaerobic Digestion Plant](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inova-stuttgart-dry-anaerobic-digestion-plant/) - Stuttgart, Germany. The awarding of the contract kicks off a project centred on a core feature of Hitachi Zosen Inova’s (HZI) proven Kompogas® technology: harnessing the potential of biogenic waste for the greatest possible material and energy yield. Construction on site is scheduled to begin in autumn this year and trial operation in 2023, with
- [It’s time for a serious discussion on EU waste exports](https://eswet.eu/its-time-for-a-serious-discussion-on-eu-waste-exports/) - Patrick Clerens, Secretary-General of ESWET, European Suppliers of Waste-to-Energy Technology. In 2018, Europe produced 2.32 billion tonnes of waste from all economic activities and households. Unfortunately, as the amount of generated waste exceeds the capacity of treatment facilities within the European Union, million tonnes of waste are shipped outside the Old Continent, often going as far as Southeast
- [Not in my Backyard! - The Beauty in the Beast #3](https://eswet.eu/not-in-my-backyard-the-beauty-in-the-beast-3/) - Click here to discover “The Beauty in the Beast” campaign! Hosting outdoor parties, growing vegetables, or simply enjoying the weather on a sunny morning are small pleasures that can add a lot to our quality of life. For this reason, most people who have a garden in their homes are quite affectionate to it. But what if
- [Webinar: Hydrogen Innovation for Waste-to-Wheels Solution](https://eswet.eu/webinar-hydrogen-innovation-for-waste-to-wheels-solution/) - Hydrogen is expected to become one of the drivers of the EU’s Green Recovery in the next years. Fuel cells offer a range of potential applications including in hard-to-decarbonise sectors such as road transport. Waste-to-Energy plants, that recover energy from non-recyclable waste are at the frontline of these innovative developments working on projects aiming to
- [Heat recovery increase in Borsigstrasse plant by LAB](https://eswet.eu/heat-recovery-increase-in-borsigstrasse-plant-by-lab/) - Under technical consultancy of Engineers Tiede- und Niemann, Wandschneider + Gutjahr and Fiedler Beck, MVB GmbH has contracted LAB for the design, engineering, procurement, manufacturing, installation and commissioning of 3 Flue Gas Condensation (FGC) units ,3 Absorption Heat Pumps and related periphery systems and installations. The heat recovery after implementation of the FGC will lead
- [MARTIN News - Contract for the replacement of boiler line 15 at the Wuppertal waste-to-energy plant](https://eswet.eu/martin-replacement-boiler-wuppertal-wte/) - On 11/05/2021, AWG Abfallwirtschaftsgesellschaft mbH Wuppertal and MARTIN GmbH signed the contract for the replacement of boiler line 15 at the Wuppertal waste-to-energy plant. MARTIN’s scope of supply includes full construction of the new combustion and boiler systems for boiler line 15, as well as of the associated electrostatic precipitator, in the existing plant. A
- [Doosan Lentjes is to deliver technology for the new waste-to-energy plant in Warsaw](https://eswet.eu/doosan-lentjes-is-to-deliver-technology-for-the-new-waste-to-energy-plant-in-warsaw/) - As a key subcontractor to POSCO Engineering & Construction Co, Ltd of South Korea, Doosan Lentjes will deliver a complete boiler island including SNCR (selective non-catalytic reduction) to the new Warsaw facility. Doosan Lentjes will apply its proven air-cooled reciprocating grate and a horizontal-type steam generator. The new plant will consist of two lines that
- [Steinmuller Babcock Environment signs technology agreement with Thermax for Waste to Energy technology](https://eswet.eu/steinmuller-babcock-environment-signs-technology-agreement-with-thermax-for-waste-to-energy-technology/) - Steinmüller Babcock Environment GmbH (SBE), Germany, and Thermax Babcock & Wilcox Energy Solutions Private Limited (TBWES), a wholly owned subsidiary of Thermax, recently signed a know how transfer and license agreement for the SBE Waste to Energy Technology. The agreement was signed by Thomas Feilenreiter, Managing Director, SBE, and Pravin Karve, CEO, TBWES. As a
- [Waste-To-Energy has still a place in the EU Taxonomy](https://eswet.eu/waste-to-energy-has-still-a-place-in-the-eu-taxonomy/) - In the wake of the publication of the first Delegated Act, ESWET - the European association representing the suppliers of Waste-to-Energy technology - reaffirms its support to the EU Taxonomy as an important tool towards a carbon-neutral Europe. On a positive note, we welcome the inclusion of anaerobic digestion in the first Delegated Act of
- [Joint statement: We need more ambition to divert waste from landfilling](https://eswet.eu/joint-statement-circular-economy-action-plan/) - Representatives of European Organisations dealing with sustainable resource management welcome the European Commission’s ambition on A New Circular Economy Action Plan, published on 11th March 2020. It includes many proposals which will contribute towards Europe becoming a cleaner and more sustainable circular economy as well as climate neutral. However, the cornerstone of a circular economy
- [CopenHill: A Plan(t) For The Future - The Beauty in the Beast #2](https://eswet.eu/copenhill-a-plant-for-the-future-the-beauty-in-the-beast-2/) - Click here to discover "The Beauty in the Beast" campaign! A cosy living room, a small garden covered in snow, and plenty of time to spend with your loved ones sipping a cup of coffee. Or else an afternoon bike ride ending with a picnic at a park, while watching the sun go down surrounded
- ["Waste Incineration BREF - One Year Later". Slides and recording available](https://eswet.eu/waste-incineration-bref-one-year-later/) - Download here slides and takeaways from the panel discussion: https://bit.ly/3rQL7Be Watch the recording on YouTube: https://youtu.be/wrKiv9O9kbo The Waste Incineration BREF is the basis to reassess and update the environmental permits of waste incineration plants in Europe. Within 4 years from the date of the publication, all the EU plants have to comply with the requirements
- [Integration of CCS in Waste-to-Energy plants a step closer](https://eswet.eu/integration-of-ccs-in-waste-to-energy-plants-a-step-closer/) - Launched at the end of 2020, the EU Innovation Fund is one of the European funding instruments for projects related to pioneering technologies in energy-intensive industries, renewable energy and carbon capture, use and storage. In total, €1 billion will be allocated by the Fund to large-scale and small-scale projects. Out of 311 applications to the
- [IED revision: better implementation for improved waste management](https://eswet.eu/ied-revision-implementaion-waste-management/) - The waste management sector is, by definition, a key actor in pollution prevention. Under the Industrial Emissions Directive (IED), which regulates pollutant emissions from industrial installations, the Waste Incineration sector's emissions are already the lowest of all combustion industries. To further improve the IED design and implementation, ESWET replied to the European Commission's public consultation
- [Explanatory and Guidance document on Waste Incineration BREF and BAT conclusions](https://eswet.eu/explanatory-and-guidance-document-on-waste-incineration-bref-and-bat-conclusions/) - The Waste Incineration BAT conclusions, the basis to reassess and update the environmental permits of waste incineration plants in Europe, have been adopted by the European Commission and have been now published on the Official Journal of the European Union. The new requirements will have to be implemented in permits of all European plants within 4
- [Waste-to-energy plant in Spain installs SICK technology for emission measurement](https://eswet.eu/waste-to-energy-spain-isick-technology-emission-measurement/) - SICK has made its own contribution to the new Waste-to-Energy (WtE) plant owned by the TERSA Group, a publicly-owned environmental management company. The plant is designed for handling municipal waste generated in Sant Adrià del Besòs, Barcelona. In line with the measures put in place by the local authorities to improve air quality, the TERSA Group aims to achieve
- [MARTIN News - Orders for delivery of grate systems in China and India, and preliminary acceptance for Würzburg plant modernization](https://eswet.eu/martin-news-orders-for-delivery-of-grate-systems-in-china-and-india-and-preliminary-acceptance-for-wurzburg-plant-modernization/) - China - Order for delivery of grate systems Our licensee, Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd., has been awarded the following 19 new contracts to supply grate systems with the MARTIN reverse-acting grate SITY2000: Zizhong, Sichuan province, 2 combustion systems with 300 t/d each Lujiang II, Anhui province, 1 combustion system with 500 t/d
- [Hitachi Zosen Inova Replaces Superheaters at AVG Köln in Cologne](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inova-replaces-superheaters-avg-koln/) - To ensure that only one line had to go out of operation at a time, enabling the other three to continue thermally treating waste produced in Cologne and the surrounding area, the project was split into four blocks of work from January to February. A total of 80 skilled specialists, welders, fitters and site managers
- [Sumitomo SHI FW and SENER working together to advance Waste-to-Chemicals process](https://eswet.eu/sumitomo-shi-fw-and-sener-waste-to-chemicals-process/) - The global energy technology company Sumitomo SHI FW (SFW) and the engineering and technology group SENER have signed an MoU to develop a Waste-to-Chemicals (WtC) process based on gasification. SENER and SFW will jointly develop a syngas production process to produce ultraclean syngas from pre-processed waste, which will be further utilized in the WtC process.
- ["The Beauty in the Beast". A campaign to showcase Waste-to-Energy's hidden beauties!](https://eswet.eu/eswet-the-beauty-in-the-beast-campaign-waste-to-energy-hidden-beauties/) - Waste-to-Energy manages non-recyclable waste – waste which is unfit for recycling and reuse – and transforms it into a resource, recovering energy and materials and avoiding landfills. The Beauty in the Beast campaign aims to spotlight the unexpected solutions offered by Waste-to-Energy to support the EU Green Deal's ambitions to reach climate neutrality, reduce pollution, and
- [Magaldi wins a contract for the wet-to-dry conversion of B.E.A. WtE plant](https://eswet.eu/magaldi-wins-contract-wet-to-dry-conversion-of-wte-plant/) - Two Ecobelt® WA conveyors will replace the existing submerged chain conveyors (SCC), suffering from: frequent clogging, which adversely affect the normal operation, causing safety problems; high transportation costs of the BA sent to recycling plants, due to the large water content (>20%). The Ecobelt® WA conveyors have been designed to withstand the heaviest operating conditions
- [Three ESWET position papers released in February 2021](https://eswet.eu/three-eswet-position-papers-released-in-february-2021/) - In February 2021, ESWET released three position papers, replying to several public consultations launched by the European Commission. You can read them by clicking on the titles below: ESWET’s comments on the public consultation on the EU ETS revision ESWET’s comments on the review of the Renewable Energy Directive ESWET’s comments on the public consultation
- [LOIBL news - Schwandorf waste incineration plant: How new things can be created from waste](https://eswet.eu/loibl-news-schwandorf-waste-incineration-plant-how-new-things-can-be-created-from-waste/) - • Customer: Schwandorf Waste Utilization Association (ZMS) • Installation site: Schwandorf, Bavaria • Completion and commissioning: 2020 Loibl delivers for the region. The Zweckverband Müllverwertung Schwandorf (ZMS) has 17 association members, including districts from the Upper Palatinate, Lower Bavaria and Upper Franconia, as well as independent cities such as Landshut, Straubing, Amberg, Regensburg, Weiden, Hof
- [General Kinematics announces its acquisition of CYRUS Schwingtechnik.](https://eswet.eu/general-kinematics-announces-its-acquisition-of-cyrus-schwingtechnik/) - CYRUS provides modular vibratory machines for efficient conveying and screening technology. The addition of CYRUS will complement General Kinematics’ already robust portfolio of vibratory solutions. The product range covers the foundry and forging sectors, the recycling industry, raw/base materials, and the feed/food industries. CYRUS will remain in Recklinghausen and will operate as a separate brand
- [Video - How do we manage non-recyclable waste?](https://eswet.eu/video-how-do-we-manage-non-recyclable-waste/) - In 2019, Europeans generated around 220 million tons of municipal waste. Slightly more than half of this amount – 116 million tons – was considered non-recyclable waste, thus treatable by Waste-to-Energy plants or landfills only. In this video, you’ll find explained why Waste-To-Energy is way better than landfills! Do you like this video? Subscribe to the ESWET YouTube channel for more!
- [B&W Environmental Awarded $13 Million Contract to Supply Clean Energy and Water Treatment Technologies for Waste-to-Energy Plant in Europe](https://eswet.eu/bw-13-million-contract-clean-energy-and-water-treatment-technologies/) - Babcock & Wilcox (B&W) (NYSE: BW) announced today that its B&W Environmental segment will design, supply and install a flue gas energy recovery system and advanced water treatment equipment for a waste-to-energy plant in Europe. The contract is valued at more than $13 million. The project scope includes the design, supply and installation of a B&W Vølund
- [Including Waste-to-Energy in the EU ETS won’t help sustainable waste management](https://eswet.eu/waste-to-energy-eu-ets-sustainable-waste-management/) - ESWET welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the EU Emissions Trading System’s revision (EU ETS). The waste management sector bears an essential role in the EU’s ambition to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. Waste-to-Energy contributes by treating the fraction of municipal waste unfit for recycling, as a part of the Effort Sharing Regulation. The inclusion
- [Keppel Seghers News – Successful handover of the Yueyang Waste-to-Energy plant](https://eswet.eu/keppel-seghers-handover-yueyang-waste-to-energy-plant/) - The Waste-to-Energy plant - located in the town of Yueyang, Hunan Province, China - consists of 2 incineration lines, each with a nominal daily capacity of 610 tonnes of municipal solid waste, and has a thermal capacity of 2 x 53,2 MW. Keppel Seghers contributed to this project with: - the complete basic design, partial
- [Waste-to-Energy’s contribution to the "Long-term EU greenhouse gas emissions reductions strategy"](https://eswet.eu/waste-to-energys-contribution-eu-greenhouse-gas-emissions-reductions-strategy/) - (Find the statement in .pdf: https://eswet.eu/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/ESWET-Long-term-EU-greenhouse-gas-emissions-reductions-strategy_27.11.pdf) Waste-to-Energy provides an environmentally sound and cost-effective way to treat residual waste. It is an important tool to safeguard true and environmentally sound recycling by taking care of materials which due to their consistency cannot or should not be recycled. Waste-to-Energy plants also help materialise the effective landfill restrictions
- [SICK news - Condition monitoring in energy supply: Answers from the future](https://eswet.eu/sick-news-condition-monitoring-in-energy-supply/) - The most important things in life often seem quite matter-of-fact. Electricity, water and heat are such a part of our everyday lives that we only notice them when they’re gone. It is energy suppliers who ensure that we have a consistently high quality of life. When it comes to electricity and heat, modern waste incineration
- [LAB news - WtE BRESCIA: heat recovery and lower emissions](https://eswet.eu/lab-news-wte-brescia-heat-recovery-and-lower-emissions/) - LAB wants to thank its partner Termokimik and the end-user a2a Ambiente to be able to start the upgrading project on the three flue gas treatment lines of the Waste-to-Energy plant in Brescia, Italy. The complete project, handled by Termokimik Corporation covers the design, manufacturing, installation and commissioning of efficient flue gas condensation units, connected to heat pump, to recover
- [Hitachi Zosen Inova Puts TREA Leuna District Heat Extraction System into Operation](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inova-trea-leuna-district-heat/) - The technical implementation of the heat extraction system involved: Adapting the exhaust gas cooling section to recover energy from the exhaust gas via a water heat exchanger (around 4.5 MW per line) Assuring the necessary cooling of the exhaust gas Heat transfer to the district heating network via an intermediate circuit including secondary cooling to
- [ESWET's comment on the Circular Economy report by the EU Parliament](https://eswet.eu/eswet-comment-circular-economy-report-parliament/) - ESWET welcomes the European Parliament's report on the EU Circular Economy Action Plan. In particular, the Parliament acknowledged resource efficiency's role to reduce dependency on primary raw materials, responsible for 45% of CO2 emissions generated in Europe. The Parliament report called the EU Member States to strengthen their reuse and recycling efforts and move away
- [Joint-statement on the role of Waste-to-Energy in the EU Taxonomy](https://eswet.eu/joint-statement-waste-to-energy-eu-taxonomy/) - The joint statement on the role of Waste-to-Energy in the EU Taxonomy underlines the contribution of Waste-to-Energy towards a sustainable Europe, thanks to its role in energy and material self-sufficiency, its complementarity with recycling and renewable energy, but also with other industries. The statement has been co-signed by nine associations representing several important sectors at
- [Standardkessel Baumgarte (Sbg) receives "Notice to Proceed" at Chalampé](https://eswet.eu/standardkessel-baumgarte-receives-notice-to-proceed-chalampe/) - After a successful pre-engineering phase, the "Notice to Proceed (NTP)" has been issued with effect from 30/10/20. SBG is pleased to now begin the actual project realization and is confidently looking forward to the construction phase starting in July 2021. Existing power plants to be complemented by new EPCC (Energy Production Center Chalampé) energy-from-waste plant The existing
- [Can Waste-to-Energy become carbon negative?](https://eswet.eu/can-waste-to-energy-become-carbon-negative/) - Watch the session on our YouTube channel. Download here the slides of the presentation and the takeaways from the session! Can Waste-to-Energy become carbon negative? A conversation with Jannicke Bjerkas, Director CCS Fortum Oslo Varme David Kearns, Senior Consultant, Global CCS Institute Maria Velkova, Policy Officer, European Commission Moderated by Patrick Clerens, Secretary-General, ESWET With previsions
- [Waste-to-Energy is more than just burning waste!](https://eswet.eu/wte-is-more-than-just-burning-waste/) - Waste-to-Energy is more than just burning waste! To raise awareness on the topic, ESWET published a video and a fact sheet with some information on the main outputs of the waste-to-energy process: - Electricity and Heat - Steam - Materials Check out the video on the ESWET YouTube channel and download the fact sheet in pdf.
- [Boosting local waste management: Sumitomo SHI FW and Woima Finland Oy bring a scalable, easy-to-deploy power plant solution to the global Waste-to-Energy Market](https://eswet.eu/boosting-local-waste-management-sumitomo-shi-fw-and-woima-finland-oy/) - Espoo, Vaasa, January 13, 2021. - The wasteWOIMA® plant is a unique solution to address the challenge of growing municipal waste and environmental issues associated with landfilling. It fits perfectly for small and medium-size cities with local waste management and energy generation. The plant utilizes robust grate combustion technology to safely treat a wide range
- [News from MARTIN - Order for delivery of grate systems and total plants in China](https://eswet.eu/news-from-martin-order-for-delivery-of-grate-systems-and-total-plants-in-china/) - MARTIN's[nbsp]licensee, Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd., has been awarded 5 new contracts to supply grate systems or total plants in China with the MARTIN reverse-acting grate SITY2000. One combustion system of 600 t/d will be supplied to the waste-to-energy plant in Caoxian II (Shandong province), two combustion systems of 700 t/d to the
- [MARTIN News - Lostock Sustainable Energy Plant to replace coal-fired power station](https://eswet.eu/martin-news-lostock-sustainable-energy-plant-to-replace-coal-fired-power-station/) - Our French partner CNIM is currently building a waste-to-energy plant at Tata Chemicals Europe's Northwich site in North West England. The Lostock Sustainable Energy Plant is a joint venture of investment firm Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners and the operator, FCC Environment. After start-up, which is scheduled for 2023, the plant will combust approx. 600,000 t of
- [Nooter/Eriksen is a new member of ESWET!](https://eswet.eu/nooter-eriksen-is-a-new-member-of-eswet/) - Nooter/Eriksen is an employee-owned company with subsidiaries that have specialized in the design, manufacturing and construction of steel products for over 100 years. Nooter/Eriksen is the world’s leading supplier of Heat Recovery Steam Generators (HRSGs). These HRSGs, as well as other specialized boiler systems like Waste to Energy Boilers, Biomass Boilers, Fired Boilers and Waste
- [Optimised Plant Design: Hitachi Zosen Inova Builds First Compact Biogas Plant in France](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inova-builds-first-compact-biogas-plant-france/) - Each project features a wet AD plant and a membrane upgrading system to produce biomethane. One of the plants will be built to a new design that HZI has developed for biogas installations generating 500 Nm³/h of raw gas. Kicking off is the project in Vinantes, around 20 kilometres to the east of Paris Charles
- [BAT Conclusions for Waste Incineration - ESWET reaction](https://eswet.eu/bat-conclusions-for-waste-incineration-eswet-reaction/) - ESWET welcomes the publication by the European Commission of the Best Available Techniques (BAT) Conclusions for Waste Incineration (WI), setting new requirements for the Waste-to-Energy (WtE) sector. These new standards of excellence confirm Waste-to-Energy as the most sustainable waste management option for non-recyclable waste, as opposed to landfilling. “We believe in the important role of
- [New Eurostat data on Municipal Waste Treatment in the EU](https://eswet.eu/eurostat-waste-treatment-eu/) - A comparison between Eurostat data between 2010 and 2018 clearly shows that recycling and WasteToEnergy are growing hand-in-hand in the EU. Moreover, the analysis of the figures reveals that countries performing well with recycling prefer to send their non-recyclable waste to waste-to-energy. Unfortunately, almost half of the EU member states still send to landfills more than
- [Siegfried Scholz is the new President of ESWET](https://eswet.eu/siegfried-scholz-is-the-new-president-of-eswet/) - (from left, Dr. Siegfried Scholz, president of ESWET, and Dr. Edmund Fleck, former president of ESWET) As of January 1, 2020, Dr. Siegfried Scholz, Managing Director of Standardkessel Baumgarte GmbH, takes over the function of president of ESWET, the European association representing European suppliers of waste-to-energy technologies and promoting their development and dissemination at European level.
- [EU Taxonomy – Waste-to-Energy can be sustainable](https://eswet.eu/eu-taxonomy-waste-to-energy-can-be-sustainable/) - ESWET and CEWEP welcome the report on the “EU Taxonomy” published by the Technical Expert Group (TEG) on sustainable finance, with the positive remarks of the experts emphasising that “WtE has a role to play even in an increasingly circular economy, as not all waste can be reused or recycled”. Other experts expressed concerns about whether WtE could
- [ESWET: The EU Taxonomy and the treatment of non-recyclable waste](https://eswet.eu/eswet-the-eu-taxonomy-and-the-treatment-of-non-recyclable-waste/) - With the release of the policy briefing “What Role for the Treatment of Non-Recyclable Waste in the EU Taxonomy?” ESWET welcomes the adoption by the European Parliament of the EU Taxonomy Framework as a decisive step towards climate-neutrality and a greener Europe. The Platform on Sustainable Finance will now define technical screening criteria to determine
- [Significant growth for ESWET in the first half of 2020](https://eswet.eu/significant-growth-for-eswet-in-the-first-half-of-2020/) - As of today, the Brussels-based association counts 26 members, including the main global players in the Waste-to-Energy sector. The new members of ESWET are AC Boilers, Clyde Bergemann Power Group, Loibl, Mitsubishi Power Europe, Sumitomo SHI FW and Valmet. Five of these companies come from a long-standing membership within another EU trade association: Energy Technologies Europe,
- [Three events to address the role of Waste-to-Energy in the EU Taxonomy](https://eswet.eu/three-events-role-waste-to-energy-eu-taxonomy/) - Three important events to discuss the current and future policies and technologies for sustainable waste management will take place online between the end of September and mid-October 2020. ESWET is pleased to discuss the latest policy developments on Waste-to-Energy, including the contribution of the technology to the objectives of the EU Taxonomy. On 23 September,
- [Elaboration of contractual guidelines for the Waste-to-Energy sector](https://eswet.eu/contractual-guidelines-for-waste-to-energy/) - ESWET – the European Suppliers of Waste-to-Energy Technology – is currently working on the elaboration of non-binding guidelines to address contractual uncertainties and challenges in the Waste-to-Energy sector. The process will start with a kick-off meeting taking place online on Wednesday 21 October 2020. The first meeting will serve to set the scene, exchange views
- [IEM FörderTechnik GmbH is a new member of ESWET!](https://eswet.eu/iem-fordertechnik-is-a-new-member-of-eswet/) - IEM ConveyingSystems GmbH is an innovative partner in the field of material flow systems for both, bulk and piece goods handling. Located in Bavaria they offer consulting, engineering, manufacturing and commissioning of conveying systems from one source. As a system provider for all aspects of conveyor technology, they develop technically high-quality, durable and economical solutions
- [Joint-statement: An EU Taxonomy delivering for the economy and the environment](https://eswet.eu/joint-statement-eu-taxonomy-delivering-economy-environment/) - We, the signatories of this statement, represent sectors of major importance for European economic development and wealth. We make the move to a competitive, climate-neutral economy in Europe possible and support an EU taxonomy that helps accelerate investments in sustainable solutions. Read here the full statement.
- [B&W Vølund Awarded Plant Service Contracts for Waste-to-Energy Customers in U.K., Denmark](https://eswet.eu/bw-volund-awarded-plant-service-contracts-for-waste-to-energy-customers-in-u-k-denmark/) - (Picture by Viridor - Dunbar WtE plant) Babcock [&] Wilcox Vølund A/S (Vølund), a subsidiary of Babcock [&] Wilcox Enterprises, Inc. (B[&]W) (NYSE: BW), has been awarded a multi-year service contract for two U.K. waste-to-energy plants owned by Viridor, and a plant upgrade service contract for Frederikshavn Forsyning A/S’s combined heat and power waste-to-energy plant
- [ANDRITZ to supply flue gas treatment systems for the Integrated Waste Management Facility (IWMF) in Singapore](https://eswet.eu/andritz-to-supply-flue-gas-treatment-systems-for-the-integrated-waste-management-facility-iwmf-in-singapore/) - International technology Group ANDRITZ has received an order from Keppel Seghers to supply flue gas treatment systems for the IWMF Phase 1 WTE (Waste-to-Energy) facilities in Singapore. IWMF and the Tuas Water Reclamation Plant (Tuas WRP) – collectively known as the Tuas Nexus – will be the world’s first integrated waste and water treatment facility
- [Moscow to Have EfW Plants at all Cardinal Points](https://eswet.eu/moscow-to-have-efw-plants-at-all-cardinal-points/) - The contract to build two more EfW plants in the Moscow area marks yet another success for Hitachi Zosen Inova in Russia and a move that brings the country a major step forward in terms of implementing its program to landfill diversion, increase recycling and promote renewable energy. The plants will treat around 2.8 million
- [Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction and Doosan Lentjes to deliver their first joint waste-to-energy project in Poland](https://eswet.eu/doosan-heavy-industries-construction-and-doosan-lentjes-to-deliver-their-first-joint-waste-to-energy-project-in-poland/) - Doosan Heavy Industries [&] Construction (DHIC) and its subsidiary and consortium partner Doosan Lentjes have been awarded the turnkey contract to supply a new waste-to-energy (WtE) plant in Olsztyn, Poland. It is the first joint WtE project between the Korean EPC company and its German engineering technology subsidiary. The new plant will be based on
- [B&W Renewable to Provide Upgrades to Reduce Emissions and Increase Efficiency of Scotland Waste-to-Energy Plant](https://eswet.eu/bw-renewable-to-provide-upgrades-to-reduce-emissions-and-increase-efficiency-of-scotland-waste-to-energy-plant/) - Babcock [&] Wilcox (B[&]W) (NYSE: BW) announced that its B[&]W Renewable segment has been awarded a contract to provide upgrades to Shetland Islands Council’s energy recovery plant in Lerwick, Scotland, to reduce emissions and increase efficiency. Under the contract, which is valued at more than $3 million, B[&]W Renewable will design, supply and install new,
- [GE supplying steam turbine for Australia’s new waste-to-energy plant](https://eswet.eu/ge-supplying-steam-turbine-for-australias-new-waste-to-energy-plant/) - East Rockingham utility-scale waste-to-energy (WtE) plant will be equipped with GE Steam Power’s 35-MWe turbine, part of GE’s renewable steam power technology portfolio The new WTE plant will convert non-recyclable waste into reliable and dependable electricity for the Australian grid while lowering the overall annual CO2 footprint by 300,000 tons – the equivalent of taking
- [Magaldi Power News – Contract signed for dry bottom ash handling in a Waste-to-Energy plant in Switzerland](https://eswet.eu/magaldi-power-news-contract-signed-for-dry-bottom-ash-handling-in-a-waste-to-energy-plant-in-switzerland/) - A new success for MAGALDI POWER SPA: a contract has just been signed for the supply of 2 Ecobelt® WA systems for dry bottom ash handling in a Waste-to-Energy plant in Switzerland. In a perspective of circular economy, dry bottom ash will be then transported to a metal recovery facility. Dry bottom ash extraction is
- [Standardkessel Baumgarte receives order to Build Stapelfeld Energy From Waste plant For EEW](https://eswet.eu/standardkessel-baumgarte-receives-order-to-build-stapelfeld-energy-from-waste-plant-for-eew/) - Standardkessel Baumgarte announces to have received an order to construct a new EfW plant for EEW Energy from Waste Stapelfeld GmbH. The new plant replaces an existing EfW plant at Stapelfeld, northeast of Hamburg, and consists of two separate plants, a thermal waste treatment plant for household waste and a mono combustion-sludge incineration plant. [nbsp]
- [Carsten Stölting Takes the Reins at Hitachi Zosen Inova Deutschland](https://eswet.eu/carsten-stolting-takes-the-reins-at-hitachi-zosen-inova-deutschland/) - Photo: Carsten Stölting (on the left) has been Managing Director of Hitachi Zosen Inova Deutschland GmbH since 1 November. He is successor to Berthold Büttenbender (on the right), who held the post for six years. On 1 November 2020 Carsten Stölting has taken over the role as Managing Director of Hitachi Zosen Inova Deutschland. He
- [Standardkessel Baumgarte News - Incoming order for a large, two-line EfW plant](https://eswet.eu/standardkessel-baumgarte-news-incoming-order-for-a-large-two-line-efw-plant/) - In cooperation with its joint-venture partner MYTILINEOS, Standardkessel Baumgarte will build a new Energy from Waste (EfW) plant at the Protos strategic energy and resource hub near Ellesmere Port, Cheshire, England. The client is a consortium comprising the companies Covanta, Green Investment Group and Biffa. By thermally treating 400,000 tonnes per year of non-recyclable household,
- [Valmet signs an automation service agreement with Viridor in the United Kingdom](https://eswet.eu/valmet-signs-an-automation-service-agreement-with-viridor-in-the-united-kingdom/) - Valmet and Viridor have signed a three-year service agreement for six waste-to-energy plants in the United Kingdom. The agreement covers maintenance and technical support, cybersecurity services, and lifecycle services and upgrades for the plants’ automation systems, helping to ensure the availability and security of the systems also in the future. The agreement was signed during
- [How to reduce methane emissions? Notes from a successful workshop](https://eswet.eu/how-to-reduce-methane-emissions-notes-from-a-successful-workshop/) - Methane is a potent greenhouse gas that poses great harm to human health and the environment. It was assessed that methane emissions could cause the warming of around 0,5 degrees by 2050. For this reason, the uptake of alternatives to reduce and even avoid methane emissions are increasingly important. The workshop was a useful opportunity to
- [KÜTTNER MARTIN Technology GmbH resumes Outotec activities](https://eswet.eu/kuttner-martin-technology-gmbh-resumes-outotec-activities/) - Munich-based KÜTTNER MARTIN Technology GmbH resumes the sewage sludge combustion activities from Outotec that include technologies and references. The parties agreed to observe secrecy and not to publish any further details. KÜTTNER MARTIN Technology GmbH hence strengthens its already firm position in the market for the mono-combustion of sewage sludge in plants based on the
- [Hitachi Zosen Inova’s Technology Supports Moscow Region’s Waste Management](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inovas-technology-supports-moscow-regions-waste-management/) - Technology company Hitachi Zosen Inova (HZI) and Russian consortium partner ZiOPodolsk are to supply the entire technology for the new Energy from Waste plant in the Moscow region. The installation will process 700,000 metric tons of waste to generate 70 MW of electricity for the grid. This is the second plant already to be built
- [News from MARTIN - Orders for deliveries in South Korea and China](https://eswet.eu/news-from-martin-orders-for-deliveries-in-south-korea-and-china/) - Yeonggwang CHP, South Korea Order for delivery of combustion system and basic engineering for the boiler A plant for the thermal treatment of substitute fuel is erected in the South Korean town of Yeonggwang and MARTIN was awarded the contract to supply the combustion system and handle the basic engineering for the boiler. Techcross acts
- [Keppel-led consortium secures S$1.5 billion contract to develop Singapore’s Tuas Nexus Integrated Waste Management Facility (IWMF)](https://eswet.eu/keppel-led-consortium-secures-s1-5-billion-contract-to-develop-singapores-tuas-nexus-integrated-waste-management-facility-iwmf/) - A Keppel-led consortium has received the Letter of Acceptance from the National Environment Agency (NEA) for an Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) contract worth approximately S$1.5 billion, for the development of a Waste-To-Energy (WTE) facility and a Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) for Singapore’s new Tuas Nexus IWMF.1 The consortium comprising Keppel Seghers Engineering Singapore Pte
- [SSE Thermal and CIP Commission Hitachi Zosen Inova to Construct New Energy from Waste Plant in England](https://eswet.eu/sse-thermal-and-cip-commission-hitachi-zosen-inova-to-construct-new-energy-from-waste-plant-in-england/) - Hitachi Zosen Inova (HZI) has won a contract to construct a new Energy from Waste plant on the Slough Trading Estate near London, England. The project has been developed by a Joint Venture consisting of energy group SSE Thermal and Copenhagen Infrastructure III K/S, a fund managed by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP). The plant will
- [Ragn-Sells and Hitachi Zosen Inova Build Facility for  Processing Flue Gas Treatment Residues in Sweden](https://eswet.eu/ragn-sells-and-hitachi-zosen-inova-build-facility-for-processing-flue-gas-treatment-residues-in-sweden/) - Swedish recycling company Ragn-Sells and Swiss cleantech company Hitachi Zosen Inova are to build a facility for processing flue gas treatment residues at Högbytorp, Sweden. The process enables salts to be extracted from the waste product which can then be reused in industrial and chemical processes. The flue gas treatment residue processing facility being built
- [News from Standardkessel Baumgarte - First fire ignited in the Waste to Energy Plant in Kaunas](https://eswet.eu/news-from-standardkessel-baumgarte-first-fire-ignited-in-the-waste-to-energy-plant-in-kaunas/) - On 18 February 2020, Standardkessel Baumgarte ignited the first waste fire in the energy from waste plant in Kaunas, Lithuania. Hence an important milestone in the construction of the plant was set. It is thanks to the high level of commitment and the close cooperation of all departments at Standardkessel Baumgarte that it was possible
- [Steinmüller Babcock awarded contract for Vantaa Waste to Energy plant in Finland](https://eswet.eu/steinmuller-babcock-awarded-contract-for-vantaa-waste-to-energy-plant-in-finland/) - (The NTP for the new Waste to Energy plant in Vantaa, Finland, was given on March, 5th. From left to right: Thomas Feilenreiter, managing director of Steinmüller Babcock Environment GmbH, Jukka Toivonen, chief executive officer of Vantaa Energia Ltd.) Steinmüller Babcock Environment GmbH, based in Gummersbach/Germany, has been awarded the contract to build the WtE2
- [News from MARTIN - Order for delivery of total plant and grate systems in China and Thailand](https://eswet.eu/news-from-martin-order-for-delivery-of-total-plant-and-grate-systems-in-china-and-thailand/) - Yingshan, China Order for delivery of total plant Our licensee, Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd., has been awarded a new contract to supply a total plant. The waste-to-energy plant has two combustion lines and will be erected in Yingshan (Sichuan province), People`s Republic of China. The grates will be manufactured in China and
- [News from LAB - Contract for the flue gas treatment of KEBAG AG Energy from Waste plant](https://eswet.eu/news-from-lab-contract-for-the-flue-gas-treatment-of-kebag-ag-energy-from-waste-plant/) - LAB, subsidiary of CNIM Group, is pleased to announce the start of the engineering, delivery, construction and commissioning contract for the flue gas treatment of the new KEBAG AG Energy from Waste plant in Zuchwil, Canton Solothurn, Switzerland. LAB GmbH, based in Stuttgart, will equip the two incineration lines with a total annual capacity of
- [News from MARTIN - Orders for grates in WtE plants in Serbia and Italy](https://eswet.eu/news-from-martin-orders-for-grates-in-wte-plants-in-serbia-and-italy/) - Belgrade, Serbia Electricity and district heat from household waste for the capital’s metropolitan area Following the granting of the permit, on 04/10/2019 our French partner CNIM received the Notice to Proceed for the construction of a turnkey thermal waste treatment line in Vinča, located south-east of Belgrade. The waste-to-energy plant is part of a public-private
- [Hitachi Zosen Inova to Build New Energy from Waste Plant for Covanta, Biffa and the Green Investment Group](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inova-to-build-new-energy-from-waste-plant-for-covanta-biffa-and-the-green-investment-group/) - To deliver the Newhurst project, its twelfth overall in the UK, Hitachi Zosen Inova will be acting on behalf of a consortium of developers comprising Covanta, Biffa and the Green Investment Group. Strategically located just off the M1 motorway in the East Midlands, the Newhurst EfW facility will treat up to 350,000 tonnes of non-recyclable
- [Hitachi Zosen Inova - Swiss Technology for Swiss Waste Treatment Plant – A Decades-Long Collaboration Is to Continue](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inova-swiss-technology-for-swiss-waste-treatment-plant-a-decades-long-collaboration-is-to-continue/) - Hitachi Zosen Inova is to supply the combustion technology and boiler for an Energy from Waste project in Zuchwil, Canton Solothurn. Since 1976 Hitachi Zosen Inova has been involved in building and overhauling the existing Energy from Waste plant (EfW) in Zuchwil. Now the Swiss company will supply its combustion technology and the boiler for
- [Keppel to supply technology solutions for waste-to-energy plants in India](https://eswet.eu/keppel-to-supply-technology-solutions-for-waste-to-energy-plants-in-india/) - Keppel Seghers Belgium N.V. (Keppel Seghers), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Keppel Infrastructure Holdings Pte Ltd (Keppel Infrastructure), has secured contracts to supply waste-to-energy (WTE) technology and services worth over EUR 12 million (approximately SGD 18 million) from Abellon Clean Energy Limited based out of Gujarat in India. These WTE projects would be first-of-its-kind in Gujarat.
- [Milestone order for Magaldi. The Ecobelt® WA technology seduces the Land of the Rising Sun.](https://eswet.eu/milestone-order-for-magaldi-the-ecobelt-wa-technology-seduces-the-land-of-the-rising-sun/) - On August 2019, Magaldi Group and KHI signed a contract with the Kyoto City management to equip the urban Waste-to-Energy plant with the Ecobelt® WA technology. After the successful projects carried out in Europe, Magaldi was requested to bring its extensive know-how in dry bottom ash handling to retrofit the wet system in the Japanese
- [Right Around the World: Hitachi Zosen Inova Supplies Technology for Energy from Waste Plant in Australia](https://eswet.eu/right-around-the-world-hitachi-zosen-inova-supplies-technology-for-energy-from-waste-plant-in-australia/) - Hitachi Zosen Inova is delivering its first energy-from-waste plant in Australia in East Rockingham near Perth. In addition to developing and constructing the state-of-the-art facility, the company will also part-own and cooperate it. By the end of 2022 a new Energy from Waste (EfW) plant is to be built around 40 kilometres south of Perth
- [Hitachi Zosen Inova - Ferrybridge Multifuel 2 Handed Over to Client](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inova-ferrybridge-multifuel-2-handed-over-to-client/) - After 3 years of construction, the Ferrybridge Multifuel 2 Energy-from-Waste plant has successfully completed its commissioning phase and has been handed over to the client Multifuel Energy Ltd (MEL), a joint venture between SSE plc and Wheelabrator Technologies Inc. to start the commercial operation. The new Ferrybridge Multifuel 2 (FM2) Energy-from-Waste (EfW) facility, located next
- [New orders for delivery of total plant and grate systems from MARTIN](https://eswet.eu/new-orders-for-delivery-of-total-plant-and-grate-systems-from-martin/) - Lu’an II, China Order for delivery of total plant Our licensee, Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd., has been awarded a new contract to supply a total plant. The waste-to-energy plant has one combustion line and will be erected in Lu’an (Anhui province), People`s Republic of China. The grate will be manufactured in China
- [CNIM hands over the Beddington waste-to-energy plant to Viridor](https://eswet.eu/cnim-hands-over-the-beddington-waste-to-energy-plant-to-viridor/) - On 1st July 2019, CNIM transferred operation of the waste-to-energy plant located in Beddington, Croydon (UK), to its customer, VIRIDOR. CNIM has handed over an ultra-modern turnkey facility, for which it managed everything from design to installation of the industrial process and plant commissioning. The plant is equipped with premium CNIM technologies. Features include: Two
- [Milestone order – The 1,000th MARTIN combustion grate will be delivered to Bazenheid.](https://eswet.eu/milestone-order-the-1000th-martin-combustion-grate-will-be-delivered-to-bazenheid/) - On 06/11/2019, the Bazenheid waste management association (Zweckverband Abfallverwertung Bazenheid) and MARTIN GmbH signed the contract for the supply of lots 1 (combustion system) and 2 (boiler) for the Bazenheid Energy Park optimization project. The new combustion line will replace the existing line 3 and will be largely identical in design to line 1, for
- [MARTIN - Orders for delivery of total plant and grate systems](https://eswet.eu/martin-orders-for-delivery-of-total-plant-and-grate-systems/) - Yongchuan, China Order for delivery of total plant Our licensee, Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd., has been awarded a new contract to supply a total plant. The waste-to-energy plant has one combustion line and will be erected in Yongchuan (Chongqing province), People`s Republic of China. The grate will be manufactured in China and
- [Updates from Keppel Seghers on the construction of Bao'An WtE plant in Shenzhen](https://eswet.eu/updates-from-keppel-seghers-on-the-construction-of-baoan-wte-plant-in-shenzhen/) - A week-long testing and commissioning period for Phase III of the Bao'An Waste-to-Energy (WTE) facility in Shenzhen, China, was just successfully concluded. [nbsp] Over the week, it diverted 35,000 tonnes of waste from the landfill and provided more than 20 GWh of electricity to Shenzhen city. The electricity generated in a week was enough to
- [Standarkessel Baumgarte with Acciona secures order for the construction of a WtE plant in Scotland](https://eswet.eu/standarkessel-baumgarte-with-acciona-secures-order-for-the-construction-of-a-wte-plant-in-scotland/) - The councils of Aberdeen City, Aberdeenshire and Moray are constructing an energy from waste plant at the Aberdeen location, in the North-East of Scotland. ACCIONA, a global company focused on sustainable infrastructure and renewable energy, will be responsible for the design and turnkey construction, commissioning and the O[&]M of the plant for a 20 year
- [Steinmüller Babcock modernises Waste to Energy plant  Ludwigshafen](https://eswet.eu/steinmuller-babcock-modernises-waste-to-energy-plant-ludwigshafen/) - Steinmüller Babcock Environment GmbH based in Gummersbach has been awarded the contract for the modernisation of the Joint Venture Waste to Energy plant Ludwigshafen. The scope of supply and services includes planning and construction of the boiler system including grate and ancillary equipment for two lines. The client is the municipal operator GML - Gemeinschafts-Müllheizkraftwerk
- [B&W Vølund Turns Over Biomass Energy Project to Customer in Wales](https://eswet.eu/bw-volund-turns-over-biomass-energy-project-to-customer-in-wales/) - - Project is fifth European engineer-procure-construct (EPC) loss project company has completed and turned over to customers in recent months.- Vølund to provide operations and maintenance services under 15-year contract. Babcock [&] Wilcox Enterprises, Inc. announced today that its subsidiary, Babcock [&] Wilcox Vølund A/S (Vølund), has successfully turned over a biomass-to-energy plant in Margam,
- [Moscow to Receive Swiss Support in Fight Against Waste Mountains](https://eswet.eu/moscow-to-receive-swiss-support-in-fight-against-waste-mountains/) - Four energy-from-waste plants are to be constructed in Moscow Region. A consortium consisting of the Swiss clean-tech firm Hitachi Zosen Inova and the Russian technology company ZiO-Podolsk was awarded the contract by the client, the Russian operating company Alternative Generating Company. The plants will make a substantial contribution toward reducing the number of landfill sites
- [News from MARTIN - Sharjah, U.A.E. and Rambervillers, France](https://eswet.eu/news-from-martin-sharjah-u-a-e-and-rambervillers-france/) - Sharjah, United Arab Emirates Landfill-free treatment of waste at the Persian Gulf On the south-eastern edge of Sharjah, our partner CNIM builds a waste combustion line in close proximity to the Dubai border. Local waste management company Bee'ah and project developer Masdar are the contracting entities. As of 2021, CNIM will operate the plant for
- [CNIM-Clugston wins a contract to build the Earls Gate Waste-to-Energy plant in Grangemouth, Scotland](https://eswet.eu/cnim-clugston-wins-a-contract-to-build-the-earls-gate-waste-to-energy-plant-in-grangemouth-scotland/) - CNIM-Clugston wins a €170 million contract to build the Earls Gate Waste-to-Energy plant in Grangemouth, Scotland. CNIM is also awarded the contract to operate the plant for a period of 25 years. Clugston is in charge of the civil engineering of the building and CNIM is in charge of the design and the implementation of
- [MARTIN - Contract for work and services with regard to the partial replacement of line 1 of the Würzburg WTE plant](https://eswet.eu/martin-contract-for-work-and-services-with-regard-to-the-partial-replacement-of-line-1-of-the-wurzburg-wte-plant/) - After the waste management association of the greater Würzburg area (ZVAWS) awarded MARTIN the design contract for the partial replacement of line 1 of the Würzburg WTE plant in July 2018, the corresponding contract for work and services was concluded on 21/05/2019. The scope of supply includes the dismantling of the grate, of the steam
- [MARTIN - Orders for delivery of total plants and grate systems](https://eswet.eu/martin-orders-for-delivery-of-total-plants-and-grate-systems/) - Luoqi, China[nbsp] Order for delivery of total plant Our licensee, Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd., has been awarded a new contract to supply a total plant. The waste-to-energy plant has four combustion lines and will be erected in Luoqi (Chongqing province), People`s Republic of China. The grates will be manufactured in China and
- [Hitachi Zosen Inova Hands EfW Plant in Edinburgh Over to Client](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inova-hands-efw-plant-in-edinburgh-over-to-client/) - On 18 April 2019, Hitachi Zosen Inova (HZI) handed over the Energy from Waste (EfW) plant in Millerhill (Edinburgh) to the client, FCC E[&]M Ltd., a subsidiary of FCC Environment Ltd. After 31 months of construction, the facility now goes into regular operation. The plant, located in the east of the Scottish capital, processes around
- [MARTIN - Order for delivery of a combustion system](https://eswet.eu/martin-order-for-delivery-of-a-combustion-system/) - The British company Earls Gate Energy Centre Ltd. awarded MARTIN's French partner CNIM the contract to build the turnkey Earls Gate plant. The plant will be jointly built by CNIM and the British construction company Clugston Construction in the Scottish town of Grangemouth, and is expected to come online in 2021. MARTIN will supply a
- [B&W Vølund Turns Over Waste-to-Energy Boiler to Customer in Sweden](https://eswet.eu/bw-volund-turns-over-waste-to-energy-boiler-to-customer-in-sweden/) - Babcock [&] Wilcox Enterprises, Inc. announced its subsidiary, Babcock [&] Wilcox Vølund A/S (Vølund), has successfully turned over a waste-fired boiler for a combined heat and power plant to its customer, Bodens Energi AB (BEAB), a municipally owned producer of electricity and heat in Boden, Sweden. Vølund delivered the waste-to-energy boiler, which features a DynaGrate®
- [Hitachi Zosen Inova Wins Another Major Contract to Build an EfW Plant in the UK](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inova-wins-another-major-contract-to-build-an-efw-plant-in-the-uk/) - Rookery South Limited have awarded the contract to construct England’s latest EfW plant to the Swiss company Hitachi Zosen Inova, building on successful collaboration forged in earlier projects. In the future, the Rookery South plant will process 545,000 metric tons of solid municipal and commercial waste a year to generate more than 60 MW of
- [B&W Announces Turnover of U.K. Renewable Project to Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners K/S](https://eswet.eu/bw-announces-turnover-of-u-k-renewable-project-to-copenhagen-infrastructure-partners-k-s/) - Babcock [&] Wilcox Enterprises, Inc. (B[&]W) announced today that its Denmark-based subsidiary, Babcock [&] Wilcox Vølund A/S (B[&]W Vølund) has successfully turned over operations of the Templeborough Biomass Power Plant to the customer, Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners K/S. The plant, located in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, England, will use wood fuel to generate 42 megawatts of green
- [Steinmüller Babcock receives order for  Waste-to-Energy plant Salo in Finland](https://eswet.eu/steinmuller-babcock-receives-order-for-waste-to-energy-plant-salo-in-finland/) - © Picture: Lounavoima Oy Steinmüller Babcock Environment GmbH, based in Gummersbach/Germany, has been awarded the contract for the extended boiler lot of the Salo Waste-to-Energy plant in southwestern Finland. The scope of supply and services includes the planning, delivery, installation and commissioning of the boiler system including grate firing, turbine, electrical and control technology as
- [MARTIN will supply 3 grate systems to Kawasaki Tachibana WTE Plant, Japan](https://eswet.eu/martin-will-supply-3-grate-systems-to-kawasaki-tachibana-wte-plant-japan/) - Kawasaki Tachibana WTE Plant, Japan Order to supply 3 grate systems On 19 December 2017, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Environmental [&] Chemical Engineering (MHIEC) signed a contract with the city of Kawasaki for the construction of the Tachibana WTE plant. The plant will be located between Tokyo and Yokohama, in the Kanagawa Prefecture. Three combustion lines
- [New grate systems with MARTIN’s technology for WtE plants in China and Thailand](https://eswet.eu/new-grate-systems-with-martins-technology-for-wte-plants-in-china-and-thailand/) - MARTIN's licensee in China, Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd, has been awarded 12 new projects with MARTIN reverse-acting grate SITY2000 technology. 11 in China, 1 in Thailand. The total 18 combustion lines have a capacity of 10,750 ton per day. [nbsp] [nbsp]
- [B&W Turns Over Innovative Denmark Renewable Energy Project to Amager Ressourcecenter](https://eswet.eu/bw-turns-over-innovative-denmark-renewable-energy-project-to-amager-ressourcecenter/) - Babcock [&] Wilcox Enterprises, Inc. (NYSE:BW) (B[&]W) announced that its subsidiary, Babcock [&] Wilcox Vølund A/S (B[&]W Vølund), has successfully turned over the leading-edge Amager Bakke / Copenhill waste-to-energy plant near Copenhagen, Denmark, to its customer, Amager Ressourcecenter (ARC). The Copenhill project, which is jointly owned by five Copenhagen-area municipalities, is a state-of-the-art renewable energy
- [B&W Announces Turnover of U.K. Renewable Energy Project Featuring Advanced Waste Combustion Technology](https://eswet.eu/bw-announces-turnover-of-u-k-renewable-energy-project-featuring-advanced-waste-combustion-technology/) - Babcock [&] Wilcox Enterprises, Inc. announced that its Denmark-based subsidiary, Babcock [&] Wilcox Vølund, and its project partner, Interserve, have successfully turned over a renewable energy plant project near Dunbar, East Lothain, Scotland, to the customer, Viridor. The Dunbar Energy Recovery Facility, a municipal waste-to-energy plant, will provide green power for 39,000 homes while providing
- [Steinmüller Babcock expands  Energy from Waste Plant Premnitz](https://eswet.eu/steinmuller-babcock-expands-energy-from-waste-plant-premnitz/) - Gummersbach, 23. January 2019. Steinmüller Babcock Environment GmbH, based in Gummersbach/Germany has been awarded a contract for the extension of the Energy from Waste Premnitz.[nbsp] The scope of supply and services includes planning and construction of the boiler including grate and ancillary equipment for a second line of the plant. The client is EEW Energy
- [Nippon Steel & Sumikin Engineering supplies Steinmüller grate and boiler to Taoyuan](https://eswet.eu/nippon-steel-sumikin-engineering-supplies-steinmuller-grate-and-boiler-to-taoyuan/) - Nippon Steel [&] Sumikin Engineering received an order for the supply of core components for the new Taoyuan waste incineration plant. The scope of supply and services includes basic and detail engineering for grate and furnace, supply of grate, boiler, heating surface cleaning and parts of the SNCR as well as installation and commissioning supervision.
- [New grate systems with MARTIN’s technology for WtE plants in China](https://eswet.eu/new-grate-systems-with-martins-technology-for-wte-plants-in-china-2/) - The grates will be manufactured in China and will use the MARTIN reverse-acting grate SITY 2000 technology. More details follow below:[nbsp] Houjie, China Order for delivery of grate systems Our licensee, Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd., has been awarded a new contract to supply grate systems. Two combustion systems will be supplied to
- [Keppel to supply technology solutions for Australia’s first waste-to-energy plant](https://eswet.eu/keppel-to-supply-technology-solutions-for-australias-first-waste-to-energy-plant/) - 18-October-2018 - Keppel Seghers Belgium N.V. (Keppel Seghers), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Keppel Infrastructure Holdings Pte Ltd (Keppel Infrastructure), has secured a contract to supply waste-to-energy (WTE) technology and services for Australia's first WTE plant in Kwinana. Developed by Macquarie Capital and Phoenix Energy, the Kwinana WTE Plant will be located about 40 km south
- [Doosan Lentjes announces re-entry into the market for the thermal treatment of municipal sewage sludge](https://eswet.eu/doosan-lentjes-announces-re-entry-into-the-market-for-the-thermal-treatment-of-municipal-sewage-sludge/) - 17 October 2018, Ratingen, Germany - The German engineering specialist Doosan Lentjes will refocus on the market for the thermal treatment of municipal sewage sludge. Key driver for this decision have been new legal requirements affecting the industry. The company will concentrate on its competencies in the area of mono-incineration. By drawing back on proprietary
- [New grate systems with MARTIN’s technology for WtE plants in China](https://eswet.eu/new-grate-systems-with-martins-technology-for-wte-plants-in-china/) - Several new orders for delivery of grate systems to waste-to-energy plants in China have been awarded recently to Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd, MARTIN’s licensee. The grates will be manufactured in China and will use the MARTIN reverse-acting grate SITY 2000 technology. More details follow below. Order for delivery of grate systems 14.08.2018,
- [Steinmüller Babcock modernises Energy from Waste plant in Södertälje](https://eswet.eu/steinmuller-babcock-modernises-energy-from-waste-plant-in-sodertalje/) - Gummersbach, 28th September 2018. Steinmüller Babcock Environment GmbH, based in Gummersbach/Germany, has been awarded the contract for extensive modernisation measures on line one of the Södertälje Energy from Waste plant in Sweden. The client is Söderenergi AB, the fourth largest district heating producer in Sweden. The Södertälje facility is located southwest of Stockholm, in line
- [Steinmüller Babcock licenses technology for China](https://eswet.eu/steinmuller-babcock-licenses-technology-for-china/) - Gummersbach, 3rd September 2018. Steinmüller Babcock Environment GmbH, based in Gummersbach, has once again allocated a know-how license for the use of one of its key technologies in the Chinese market. An agreement has been reached with the Düsseldorf-based company Aetna International GmbH, which allows Aetna to set up plants for the thermal treatment of
- [Martin GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-75/) - General contractor for replacement of line P8 at Stockholm Högdalen 01.08.2018, Stockholm, Sweden After the contract had been ceremoniously signed at Stockholm Exergi's headquarters on 20/03/2018, the customer officially authorized the delivery of the new waste combustion line P8 by issuing the notice to proceed on 18/06/2018. MARTIN is the general contractor for the delivery
- [Steinmüller Babcock Environment](https://eswet.eu/steinmuller-babcock-environment-4/) - Steinmüller Babcock Environment GmbH, based in Gummersbach, has enhanced its management board as of July 1. In future Dipl.-Ing. Thomas Feilenreiter will lead the company jointly together with the managing directors Yukito Ishiwa and Dr.-Ing. Gert Riemenschneider. Thomas Feilenreiter is a proven industry expert and has been Managing Director at CNIM Waste [&] Energy Management
- [Martin GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-74/) - Zhengzhou, China Our licensee, Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd., has been awarded a new contract to supply grate systems. Six combustion systems will be supplied to the waste-to-energy plant in Zhengzhou (Henan province), People`s Republic of China. The grates will be manufactured in China and will use the MARTIN SITY 2000 technology. Each
- [Martin GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-73/) - EBARA and MARTIN agree to a cooperation partnership Tokyo/Munich April 3, 2018 – EBARA Environmental Plant Co., Ltd. (EBARA) and MARTIN GmbH für Umwelt- und Energietechnik (MARTIN) announce their cooperation for the Waste-to-Energy market in Japan. EBARA will have the exclusive right to MARTIN reverse-acting grate technologies for new plants and major refurbishments. With this
- [Termomeccanica Ecologia](https://eswet.eu/termomeccanica-ecologia-3/) - TM.E. S.p.A. Termomeccanica Ecologia has signed with Bionerga the contract for the design and construction of the waste-to-energy plant in Beringen, Belgium.The plant consists of a single line with the capacity [nbsp]of approx. 200,000 tons/year of RDF. The installation will produce electricity with an installed potential of 15 MWe and is equipped with a dry
- [Martin GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-72/) - Foshan Nanhai III, People's Republic of ChinaConstruction of two additional combustion lines. On 15 November 2017, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Environmental [&] Chemical Engineering (MHIEC) was awarded the contract to supply 2 waste-fired steam generators for the extension (phase III) of the Nanhai Garbage Incinerating Power Plant in Foshan, Guangdong province.[nbsp]The combustion lines will be equipped
- [Standardkessel Baumgarte](https://eswet.eu/standardkessel-baumgarte-2/) - Standardkessel Baumgarte receives the order for the construction of a turnkey energy from waste plant in Scotland MVV Environment Baldovie Ltd., a subsidiary of the Mannheimer Energy Company MVV, is planning to construct an energy from waste plant at the Dundee location in Scotland.[nbsp]Standardkessel Baumgarte GmbH’s[nbsp]Energy from Waste branch acts[nbsp]as a general contractor and is
- [Martin GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-71/) - Prague, Czech Republic On 9 November 2017, Pražské služby, a.s. and MARTIN signed a contract for renewal of the 4 lines of the Prague-Malešice WTE plant.[nbsp]The scope of supply includes individual dismantling of the 4 existing grate and boiler systems during operation as well as erection of 4 new grate and boiler systems, each with
- [Keppel Seghers](https://eswet.eu/keppel-seghers-3/) - Keppel Seghers Hong Kong Limited and Zhen Hua Engineering Co. Ltd. (Zhen Hua), the wholly owned subsidiaries of Keppel Infrastructure Holdings Pte Ltd (Keppel Infrastructure) and China Harbour Engineering Company Limited respectively, have signed the HKD 31 billion (3.3 billion EUR) contract with the Environmental Protection Department (EPD) of the Government of the Hong Kong
- [Steinmüller Babcock Environment](https://eswet.eu/steinmuller-babcock-environment-3/) - Gummersbach, 7th December 2017 Steinmüller Babcock Environment GmbH, Germany, is the technology supplier as well as the supplier of key components for the construction of the four waste incineration lines for the new Feixi thermal waste incineration plant in China. Feixi is a town in the city Hefei, which is the capital of the Anhui
- [Martin GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-70/) - Bristol-Avonmouth, Great Britain The British waste management company Viridor has awarded our French partner CNIM the contract to build the turnkey Avonmouth plant. The facility will have a waste combustion capacity of approximately 320,000 t/a. CNIM and the British construction company Clugston Construction will jointly build the plant in Avonmouth, which is located in the
- [Hitachi Zosen Inova](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inova-16/) - Europe’s largest energy-from-waste plant for municipal solid waste is to be built in Istanbul. The turnkey contract, together with one-year operation has been awarded to the Swiss company Hitachi Zosen Inova together with its Turkish partner Makyol. The plant will process 1[nbsp]million tonnes of waste per annum generating around 70 MW of electricity.[nbsp]The development of
- [Martin GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-69/) - Aarberg, Schwitzerland We have been awarded the contract to supply a combustion line for the wood-fired combined heat and power plant in Aarberg (Bern canton). Our scope of supply includes the Martin reverse-acting grate Vario and the steam boiler. The contract was signed on 7 August.[nbsp]Construction of the plant on site will commence in February
- [Martin GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-68/) - Thiverval, France Our French partner CNIM operates three waste combustion lines in Thiverval-Grignon / Île de France. A total of approx. 240,000 t of household waste, commercial waste similar to household waste and sewage sludge can be thermally treated per year.During a comprehensive modernization of the plant, lines 1 and 2, which are more than
- [Steinmüller Babcock Environment](https://eswet.eu/steinmuller-babcock-environment-2/) - Steinmüller Babcock Environment GmbH, located in Gummersbach/Germany, has won the contract for the construction of a waste treatment centre in San Sebastian, the capital of the province of Gipuzkoa in Basque. The contracting authority is a Spanish project company led by Urbaser S.A.. The project company is commissioned by the local waste collector Gipuzkoako Hondakinen
- [Martin GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-67/) - Wheelabrator Technologies Inc. has awarded our French partner CNIM the contract to build the turnkey Deeside plant, which will have the capacity to combust approx. 200,000 tons of waste per year.The facility will be jointly built by CNIM and the British construction company Clugston in Deeside Industrial Park, and is expected to come online at
- [Doosan Lentjes](https://eswet.eu/doosan-lentjes-4/) - Doosan Lentjes and Water Division of Doosan Heavy Industries [&] Construction have designed an Integrated Waste-to-Water Process (IWWP) using the steam from the incineration of municipal solid waste (MSW) for the energy intensive desalination in water-stressed regions. “Our advanced IWWP can be optimized for either a higher energy generation or a higher water production –
- [Steinmüller Babcock Environment](https://eswet.eu/steinmuller-babcock-environment/) - Steinmüller Babcock Environment GmbH, based in Gummersbach, Germany, won the bidding process to build the boiler and furnace unit for a new waste utilisation plant in northwest Stockholm. The client is E.ON Värme Sverige AB, the Swedish subsidiary of the German E.ON Concern. The single-line waste-to-energy plant, with a performance of 100 MWth, will treat
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-66/) - Martin's licensee, Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd., has been awarded a new contract to supply grate systems. Two combustion systems will be supplied to the waste-to-energy plant in Dongguan Downtown Phase II (Guangdong province), People`s Republic of China. The grates will be manufactured in China and will use the MARTIN SITY 2000 technology.
- [Hitachi Zosen Inova](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inova-15/) - A consortium formed by Hitachi Zosen Corporationand KPN Green Energy Solution Co., Ltd.(KPN), engaged in the engineering of renewable energy plants in Thailand,has received an order from WPGE Phetchaburi Co., Ltd. (WPP) for an Energy-from-Waste plant comprising a stoker-type waste incinerator with a processing capacity of 476 tons per day and power output of 7,900kilowatts.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-65/) - MARTIN's licensee, Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd., has been awarded a new contract to supply grate systems. One combustion system will be supplied to the waste-to-energy plant in Putian III, Line 2 (Fujian province), People`s Republic of China. The grate will be manufactured in China and will use the MARTIN SITY 2000 technology.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-64/) - [nbsp] MARTIN's licensee, Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd., has been awarded a new contract to supply a total plant. The waste-to-energy plant has two combustion lines and will be erected in Meizhou (Guangdong province), People`s Republic of China. The grates will be manufactured in China and will use the MARTIN SITY 2000 technology.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-62/) - MARTIN's licensee, Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd., has been awarded a new contract to supply grate systems. Two combustion systems will be supplied to the waste-to-energy plant in Laibin (Guangxi province), People`s Republic of China. The grates will be manufactured in China and will use the MARTIN SITY 2000 technology. The grates will
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-63/) - MARTIN's licensee, Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd., has been awarded a new contract to supply grate systems. One combustion system will be supplied to the waste-to-energy plant in Lingquan (Anhui province), People`s Republic of China. The grate will be manufactured in China and will use the MARTIN SITY 2000 technology. The grate will
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-61/) - MARTIN's licensee, Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd., has been awarded a new contract to supply grate systems. Two combustion systems will be supplied to the waste-to-energy plant in Hefei Changfeng (Anhui province), People`s Republic of China. The grates will be manufactured in China and will use the MARTIN SITY 2000 technology. The grates
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-60/) - MARTIN's licensee, Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd., has been awarded a new contract to supply grate systems. One combustion system will be supplied to the waste-to-energy plant in Dingyuan (Anhui province), People`s Republic of China. The grate will be manufactured in China and will use the MARTIN SITY 2000 technology. The grate will
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-59/) - MARTIN's licensee, Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd., has been awarded a new contract to supply grate systems. One combustion system will be supplied to the waste-to-energy plant in Chizhou (Anhui province), People`s Republic of China. The grate will be manufactured in China and will use the MARTIN SITY 2000 technology. The grate will
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-58/) - [nbsp] MARTIN's licensee, Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd., has been awarded a new contract to supply grate systems. Three combustion systems will be supplied to the waste-to-energy plant in Shaoxing (Zhejiang province), People`s Republic of China. The grates will be manufactured in Europe and will use the MARTIN SITY 2000 technology. Each grate
- [Hitachi Zosen Inova](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inova-14/) - The Swiss clean-tech company Hitachi Zosen Inova (HZI) has successfully completed commissioning of the new energy-from-waste plant in Greatmoor (UK), and the client, FCC Environment, has taken over. FCC Environment will now operate the site for 30 years on behalf of Buckinghamshire County Council, who own the facility. This is the sixth project in the
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-57/) - On 26 April 2016, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Environmental [&] Chemical Engineering (MHIEC) signed a contract to supply, amongst other things, the combustion part for the 6th WTE plant in Singapore. The contract took effect with the approval of capital funding on 16 May 2016. The plant will consist of four lines, each with a daily
- [Hitachi Zosen Inova](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inova-13/) - Following on from the successful completion of the first energy-from-waste plant (EfW) in Ferrybridge (UK), the Swiss clean-tech company Hitachi Zosen Inova has received the order to construct the second facility. The complete plant, consisting of a total of four lines, ranks among Europe’s largest and most efficient EfW plants.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-56/) - MARTIN's licensee, Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd., has been awarded a new contract to supply grate systems. One combustion system will be supplied to the waste-to-energy plant in Suzhou (Anhui province), People's Republic of China. The grate will be manufactured in China and will use the MARTIN SITY 2000 technology. The grate will
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-55/) - MARTIN's licensee, Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd., has been awarded a new contract to supply grate systems. Two combustion systems will be supplied to the waste-to-energy plant in Mianyang (Sichuan province), People`s Republic of China. The grates will be manufactured in China and will use the MARTIN SITY 2000 technology. Each grate will
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-54/) - MARTIN's licensee, Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd., has been awarded a new contract to supply grate systems. Three combustion systems will be supplied to the waste-to-energy plant in Hengli (Guangdong province), People`s Republic of China. The grates will be manufactured in China and will use the MARTIN SITY 2000 technology. Each grate will
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-53/) - MARTIN's licensee, Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd., has been awarded a new contract to supply grate systems. One combustion system will be supplied to the waste-to-energy plant in Ningbo (Zhejiang province), People`s Republic of China. The grate will be manufactured in China and will use the MARTIN SITY 2000 technology. The grate will
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-52/) - MARTIN's licensee, Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd., has been awarded a new contract to supply a total plant. The waste-to-energy plant has six combustion lines and will be erected in Jiangjin (Chongqing province), People`s Republic of China. The grates will be manufactured in China and will use the MARTIN SITY 2000 technology. The
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-51/) - MARTIN's licensee, Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd., has been awarded a new contract to supply a total plant. The waste-to-energy plant has two combustion lines and will be erected in Fuling (Chongqing province), People`s Republic of China. The grates will be manufactured in China and will use the MARTIN SITY 2000 technology. The
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-50/) - MARTIN's licensee, Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd., has been awarded a new contract to supply grate systems. Two combustion systems will be supplied to the waste-to-energy plant in Suining (Sichuan province), People's Republic of China. The grates will be manufactured in China and will use the MARTIN SITY 2000 technology. Each grate will
- [Babcock & Wilcox Vølund](https://eswet.eu/babcock-wilcox-volund-6/) - Babcock [&] Wilcox Vølund has been awarded a contract for more than $90 million to design, manufacture and build a Waste-to-Energy plant in Javelin Park near Haresfield, Gloucestershire in the United Kingdom.
- [Termomeccanica Ecologia](https://eswet.eu/termomeccanica-ecologia-2/) - TME SPA - Termomeccanica Ecologia signed a new contract for a Waste-to-Energy plant in Rzeszòw, Poland. The plant will be built for the PGE group, the largest distributor of electricity in Poland, and it will burn approximately 100,000 tonnes of waste per year.
- [CNIM & MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/cnim-martin-gmbh/) - CNIM, together with the Irish Lagan Construction Group, is building two waste combustion lines for the British waste management company Viridor, which will be operating the lines on behalf of the South London Waste Partnership, an organisation set up by the boroughs of Kingston, Croydon, Merton and Sutton. MARTIN will supply two reverse-acting grates, each
- [Babcock & Wilcox Vølund](https://eswet.eu/babcock-wilcox-volund-5/) - Babcock [&] Wilcox Vølund has won their third major contract for a biomass facility in the UK: a 40MWe waste wood biomass plant in Teesside including 15 years of operation and maintenance.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-49/) - MARTIN's licensee, Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd., has been awarded a new contract to supply grate systems. One combustion system will be supplied to the waste-to-energy plant in Fangchenggang (Guangxi province), People's Republic of China. The grate will be manufactured in China and will use the MARTIN SITY 2000 technology. The grate will
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-48/) - MARTIN's licensee, Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd., has been awarded a new contract to supply grate systems. One combustion system will be supplied to the waste-to-energy plant in Putian III (Fujian province), People's Republic of China. The grate will be manufactured in China and will use the MARTIN SITY 2000 technology. The grate
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-47/) - MARTIN's licensee, Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd., has been awarded a new contract to supply a total plant. The waste-to-energy plant has one combustion line and will be erected in Baiyin (Gansu province), People's Republic of China. The grate will be manufactured in China and will use the MARTIN SITY 2000 technology. The
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-14/) - MARTIN's licensee, Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd., has been awarded a new contract to supply grate systems. Two combustion systems will be supplied to the waste-to-energy plant in Yuncheng (Shanxi province), People's Republic of China. The grates will be manufactured in China and will use the MARTIN SITY 2000 technology. Each grate will
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-46/) - MARTIN's licensee, Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd., has been awarded a new contract to supply grate systems. Two combustion systems will be supplied to a Chinese contractor for the waste-to-energy plant in Delhi, India, which is the first waste-to-energy plant in India with MARTIN technology. The grates will be manufactured in China and
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-45/) - MARTIN's licensee, Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd., has been awarded a new contract to supply a total plant. The waste-to-energy plant has four combustion lines and will be erected in Nanning (Guanxi province), People`s Republic of China. The grates will be manufactured in China and will use the MARTIN SITY 2000 technology. The
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-44/) - MARTIN's licensee, Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd., has been awarded a new contract to supply grate systems. Three combustion systems will be supplied to the waste-to-energy plant in Zhanjiang (Guangdong province), People`s Republic of China. The grates will be manufactured in China and will use the MARTIN SITY 2000 technology. Each grate will
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-42/) - MARTIN's licensee, Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry Co., Ltd., has been awarded a new contract to supply grate systems. Two combustion systems will be supplied to the waste-to-energy plant in Zhaoyuan (Shangdong province), People`s Republic of China. The grates will be manufactured in China and will use the MARTIN SITY 2000 technology. Each grate will
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-43/) - MARTIN's partner signed a contract to supply 2 waste combustion systems for the new district MSW incineration [&] power generation project in the Jinzhou district of the city of Dalian (Liaoning province), each with a throughput of 500 Mg / day. The plant will be fitted with a 20 MW power generator. Start-up is planned
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-41/) - MARTIN's partner signed a contract to supply 3 waste combustion systems for the Renewable Energy Center in Shanghai's Jiading district, each with a throughput of 500 Mg / day. The plant will be fitted with two 18 MW power generators. Start-up is planned for the year 2017.
- [Hitachi Zosen Inova](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inova-12/) - Hitachi Zosen Inova (HZI) is officially participating in the construction of the new Energy-from-Waste plant at Ivry-sur-Seine (Paris). HZI will deliver the technology for the entire combustion system and the boiler for the thermal facility.
- [B&W Vølund](https://eswet.eu/bw-volund-2/) - The Margam, Wales, UK plant will be capable of processing waste wood, including contaminated wood and fuel containing metals, with no pre-treatment. It will have a capacity of 280,000 tonnes per annum, generating 40MWe of renewable energy. It will also be capable of using municipal waste as a fuel source in the future.
- [Doosan Lentjes](https://eswet.eu/doosan-lentjes-3/) - The waste-to-energy plant being built in Krakow, Poland by Krakowski Holding Komunalny S.A. has marked another significant construction milestone, with the 5-pass boilers provided by Doosan Lentjes successfully passing their pressure tests.
- [Doosan Lentjes](https://eswet.eu/doosan-lentjes-2/) - Contract to design and build a new 100t/d hazardous waste incineration plant in Nantong, China, based on Doosan Lentjes’ rotary kiln technology. Doosan Lentjes will provide engineering support to the project.
- [B&W Vølund](https://eswet.eu/bw-volund/) - Together with their consortium partner, Interserve Construction, B[&]W has signed an EPC/turnkey contract to build Viridor’s Dunbar Energy Recovery Facility, located to the East of Edinburgh.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-40/) - Two combustion systems will be supplied to the Waste-to-Energy plant in Luzhou (Sichuan province), People's Republic of China. Each grate will have a throughput of 500 t/d.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-39/) - Three combustion systems will be supplied to the Waste-to-Energy plant in Lanzhou (Gansu province), People's Republic of China. Each grate will have a throughput of 700 t/d.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-38/) - Two combustion systems will be supplied to the Waste-to-Energy plant in Xinyu (Jiangsi province), People`s Republic of China. Each grate will have a throughput of 300 t/d.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-37/) - The Waste-to-Energy plant has one combustion line and will be erected in Shanwei (Guangdong province), People`s Republic of China. The grate will have a throughput of 700 t/d.
- [Hitachi Zosen Inova](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inova-11/) - Royal Opens the New Energy from Waste Facility at Billingham, Teesside. The facility is conceived to treat 256,000 tonnes of waste every year that is not either recycled or composted, thereof 190,000 tonnes from the North-East councils. [nbsp]
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-36/) - One grate system will be supplied to the waste-to-energy plant Chuzhou (Anhui province), People's Republic of China, as an extension to the existing plant. The grate with a throughput of 1 x 350 t/d will be manufactured in China and will use the MARTIN SITY 2000 technology.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-35/) - Three combustion systems will be supplied to the Waste-to-Energy plant in Hengli I (Zhejiang province), People's Republic of China. The grates will be manufactured in China and will use the MARTIN SITY 2000 technology. Each grate will have a throughput of 600 t/d.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-34/) - One grate system will be supplied to the Waste-to-Energy plant Ningbo I (Zhejiang province), People's Republic of China. The grate with a throughput of 1 x 600 t/d will be manufactured in China and will use the MARTIN SITY 2000 technology.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-33/) - Order to supply 2 combustion systems for the Waste-to-Energy plant in Changzhou Xinbei, China. Each grate will have a throughput rate of 400 t/d.
- [Hitachi Zosen Inova](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inova-10/) - HZI has been contracted to deliver the complete electro-mechanical portion in the Energy from Waste facility in Poolbeg, Dublin. The facility will treat up to 600,000 t/a, will provide enough energy to power over 80,000 homes and all preparations are being taken to provide district heating.
- [Hitachi Zosen Inova](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inova-9/) - Hitachi Zosen Inova AG has been commissioned to upgrade the Horgen waste incineration plant for further operation through to 2030. New technologies for bottom ash discharge and a new combustion concept will be used for the first time.
- [Hitachi Zosen Inova](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inova-7/) - EfW facility of Mercia Waste Management to start construction in Hartlebury, UK. The single line facility achieves a net power export of around 18 MW, enough to power 43’000 households
- [Hitachi Zosen Inova](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inova-8/) - HZI to start site works for its turnkey EfW plant in Poznan, Poland. The combined heat and power plant will treat 210,000 tonnes of waste a year and is scheduled to go into operation in mid-2016.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-32/) - Our partner signed a contract to build the New Nagasaki West Waste-to-Energy plant and subsequently to operate the plant for 15 years. Both combustion lines will be equipped with MARTIN reverse-acting grates, each with a throughput of 120 Mg / day.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-26/) - Two combustion systems will be supplied for the Waste-to-Energy plant in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, which is the first waste-to-energy plant on the African continent.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-27/) - One combustion system will be supplied to the Waste-to-Energy plant in Fuzhou (Fujian province), People's Republic of China, as an extension of the existing plant.
- [Babcock & Wilcox Vølund](https://eswet.eu/babcock-wilcox-volund-4/) - Babcock [&] Wilcox Vølund will build a WtE plant with a capacity of 2 x 575 tonnes of waste per day and will be located in Sakra, an industrial area on the Jurong Island in Singapore.
- [Termomeccanica Ecologia](https://eswet.eu/termomeccanica-ecologia/) - TME SpA Termomeccanica Ecologia has been awarded the international tender for the design, construction and startup of the Waste-to-Energy plant to be built in the island of Terceira (Azores – Portugal)
- [Fisia Babcock Environment](https://eswet.eu/fisia-babcock-environment-10/) - Fisia Babcock Environment has secured the order for the supply of the core technical equipment of the incineration process for two new energy from waste units in the Anhui Province of the People’s Republic of China
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-30/) - A Waste-to-Energy plant with one combustion line will be erected in[nbsp]Xichang (Sichuan province), People's Republic of China. The grate will have a throughput of 600 t/d.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-31/) - A Waste-to-Energy plant with two combustion lines will be erected in Wanzhou (Chongqing province), People's Republic of China. Each grate will have a throughput of 400 t/d.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-29/) - A Waste-to-Energy plant with one combustion line will be erected in Lu’an (Anhui province), People's Republic of China. The grate will have a throughput of 600 t/d.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-28/) - Two combustion systems will be supplied to the Waste-to-Energy plant in Zhongshang South (Guangzhou province), People's Republic of China. Each grate will have a throughput of 550 t/d.
- [Fisia Babcock Environment](https://eswet.eu/fisia-babcock-environment-9/) - Fisia Babcock Environment has succeeded in securing two major orders in Finland and Sweden with a total value of almost Euro 90 million. This will be the second plant constructed by FBE in Finland, whilst it will become the fifth FBE plant in Sweden.
- [Inova](https://eswet.eu/inova-2/) - Inova awarded the retrofit of Annecy Waste-to-Energy plant.[nbsp]The two 7.25 t/h incineration lines will allow a CHP energy recovery, through two 14.8 MWth boilers and a 9.5 MWe steam turbogenerator.
- [Inova](https://eswet.eu/inova/) - Inova has been awarded by[nbsp]SITCOM Côte Sud des Landes[nbsp]the contract for the construction chute-to-stack (without civil works) of a new Waste-to-Energy plant in Bénesse-Maremne (France). [nbsp]
- [Babcock & Wilcox Vølund](https://eswet.eu/babcock-wilcox-volund-3/) - Babcock [&] Wilcox Vølund to build a waste-to-energy plant for Nordforbrænding, a waste management company located in Hørsholm, Denmark. The refurbished plant will convert up to 152,000 tonnes of waste into electricity and district heating.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-25/) - MARTIN will supply a reverse-acting grate with 3 runs and a total width of 7.070 m for the Waste-to-Energy plant in Leeds, UK. The gross heat release will be 51.3 MW with a throughput of up to 20.5 t/h.[nbsp]The plant is to start operating at the beginning of 2016.
- [Contribution of EASE to ENTSO-E’s Cost- Benefit Analysis methodology for Energy Storage](https://eswet.eu/contribution-of-ease-to-entso-es-cost-benefit-analysis-methodology-for-energy-storage/)
- [Fisia Babcock Environment](https://eswet.eu/fisia-babcock-environment-8/) - The first energy-from-waste plant in the Baltic region was declared open in Klaipeda, Lithuania. Fisia Babcock Environment was responsible for the planning, delivery, installation and commissioning of the complete boiler including grate firing and associated ancillary systems.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-23/) - Supplier of the grate system. A plant with one combustion line will be installed in Chotíkov, Plzeň region, Czech Republic. The plant is designed for a thermal capacity of 34.4 MW; and thermal treatment of up to 14.3 Mg/h of waste can be achieved.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-24/) - MARTIN was commissioned to supply the combustion system for the Konin, Poland, turnkey Waste-to-Energy plant. The plant will have a throughput of 12 Mg/h and a thermal capacity of 28.3 MW. By completing the Konin order, MARTIN will erect the first reference plant in Poland.
- [Hitachi Zosen Inova](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inova-6/) - Hitachi Zosen Inova (HZI) has been given in consortium the EPC contractor role in[nbsp]building a Waste-to-Energy (WtE) plant for the Polish city of Poznan. The new facility[nbsp]is the centerpiece of Poland’s largest public-private partnership project to date, and HZI’s[nbsp]first WtE project in the country.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-22/) - Order for supply of 2 grate systems. In October 2012, our partner MHIEC was awarded the contract to build and operate a WTE plant in Kitakami City (Iwate prefecture). The combustion systems consist of 2 MARTIN reverse-acting grates, each of which is designed for a throughput of 91 Mg/day.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-21/) - Two grate systems will be supplied to the waste-to-energy plant Guigang (Guangxi province), People’s Republic of China. The grates with a throughput of 2 x 350 t/d will be manufactured in China and will use the MARTIN SITY 2000 technology.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-20/) - Two grate systems will be supplied to the waste-to-energy plant Chenzhou (Hunan province), People’s Republic of China. The grates with a throughput of 2 x 350 t/d will be manufactured in China and will use the MARTIN SITY 2000 technology.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-19/) - One grate system will be supplied to the waste-to-energy plant Chuzhou (Anhui province), People`s Republic of China. The grate with a throughput of 1 x 350 t/d will be manufactured in China and will use the MARTIN SITY 2000 technology.
- [Doosan Lentjes](https://eswet.eu/doosan-lentjes/) - Doosan Lentjes will deliver a complete boiler system to the new facility in Krakow, Poland, which will consist of two lines capable of processing up to 220,000 tons of municipal solid waste per year.
- [Babcock & Wilcox Vølund](https://eswet.eu/babcock-wilcox-volund-2/) - Babcock [&] Wilcox Vølund will supply technology and equipment for the new Waste-to-Energy plant in Peterborough, which will produce 53,000 MWh of electricity, covering 15% of the annual consumption of the area's housing.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-17/) - MARTIN will deliver a reverse-acting grate for a Waste-to-Energy line at the Shrewsbury (Shropshire, UK) plant. The plant is scheduled to start operating in 2015
- [Babcock & Wilcox Vølund](https://eswet.eu/babcock-wilcox-volund/) - The Amager Bakke project is Babcock [&] Wilcox Vølund's largest single order. The two combined heat and power lines of the new state-of-the-art plant will replace the present four lines.
- [TM.E S.p.A. Termomeccanica Ecologia](https://eswet.eu/tm-e-s-p-a-termomeccanica-ecologia/) - TM.E was awarded an EPC contract for a new Waste-to-Energy plant in Bydgoszcz, Poland
- [Keppel Seghers](https://eswet.eu/keppel-seghers/) - Keppel Seghers is part of a consortium that has been awarded a contract for a Waste-to-Energy combined heat and power project in Bialystok, Poland
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-2/) - Zweckverband Abfallbeseitigung Bazenheid (Switzerland) has awarded MARTIN the contract for the modification of combustion lines 1 and 2 of its Waste-to-Energy plant.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh/) - Two grate systems will be supplied by MARTIN's licensee to the Waste-to-Energy plant Kunming Konggang (Yunnan province), People's Republic of China.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-4/) - Order for supply of a grate system: Our licensee has been awarded a new contract to supply a grate system to the Waste-to-Energy plant in Dali (Yunnan province), People's Republic of China.
- [Fisia Babcock Environment](https://eswet.eu/fisia-babcock-environment/) - After a construction period of three years, the Ruhleben Waste-to-Energy plant, modernised by Fisia Babcock Environment, was officially opened today by the Governing Mayor of Berlin, Klaus Wowereit.
- [EASE and EURELECTRIC sign MoU](https://eswet.eu/ease-and-eurelectric-sign-mou/) - NULL
- [EASE and ESA sign MoU](https://eswet.eu/ease-and-esa-sign-mou/) - NULL
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-5/) - Two Waste-to-Energy lines for electricity and heat generation will be built at the Trident Park location in Cardiff, Wales. The plant is to start operating in 2014.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-6/) - Three MARTIN reverse-acting grates will be used for the extension of the Foshan Nanhai I plant in China. Start-up of the 3 combustion lines is planned for 2013.
- [Hitachi Zosen Inova](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inova/) - Hitachi Zosen Inova to deliver state-of-the-art technology for new Renergia Zentralschweiz AG Energy-from-Waste plant near Lucerne, Switzerland.
- [Hitachi Zosen Inova](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inova-2/) - Hitachi Zosen Inova is to act as general contractor in the construction of a multifuel plant at SSE's Ferrybridge power station in West Yorkshire that will generate electricity by thermal waste treatment.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-7/) - Order for delivery of 3 grate systems to safely hygienise the non-radioactive debris resulting from the devastating Tsunami that hit Japan on 11 March 2011. The lines will be equiped with MARTIN reverse-acting grates.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-8/) - Order for the supply of 2 combustion systems for the Waste-to-Energy plant to be constructed in Great Blakenham (Suffolk), United Kingdom. The plant is to start operating in 2014.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-3/) - MARTIN will be supplying 2 reverse-acting grates, each with a throughput of 23 t/h and a gross heat release of 51.8 MW for a plant in Ardley (Oxfordshire), United Kingdom.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-18/) - Three combustion systems will be supplied to the Waste-to-Energy plant in Dongguan Downtown (Guangdong province), People's Republic of China.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-9/) - Two combustion systems will be supplied to the Waste-to-Energy plant in Liaocheng (Shandong province), People's Republic of China.
- [Hitachi Zosen Inova](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inova-3/) - Herman Van Rompuy, President of the European Council, opened SITA’s ReEnergy Waste-to-Energy plant in Roosendaal.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-10/) - MARTIN GmbH was awarded the contract to deliver 2 combustion systems for the Durham Waste-to-Energy plant in Clarington, Ontario (Canada)
- [Creation of EASE: European Association for Storage of Energy](https://eswet.eu/creation-of-ease-european-association-for-storage-of-energy/) - NULL
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-11/) - MARTIN GmbH's partner was awarded the contract to supply the technical equipment for the new Beijing Shougang plant.
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-12/) - Four Ashes (Staffordshire), Great Britain. Order for the delivery of 2 combustion systems
- [Fisia Babcock Environment](https://eswet.eu/fisia-babcock-environment-2/) - Fisia Babcock Environment GmbH gains an important order in industrial gas cleaning. The order is a filter plant for sintering cooler dust removal in Salzgitter
- [Fisia Babcock Environment](https://eswet.eu/fisia-babcock-environment-3/) - Fisia Babcock Environment GmbH has been able recently to obtain its first order in the Chinese market to supply an Energy-from-Waste plant
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-13/) - Buchs (AG), Switzerland. MARTIN GmbH is the general contractor for the delivery of lot 1 "Combustion system"
- [Hitachi Zosen Inova](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inova-4/) - Swiss Power for Helsinki. Vantaan Energia awards contract to Hitachi Zosen Inova
- [Hitachi Zosen Inova](https://eswet.eu/hitachi-zosen-inova-5/) - EPC contract signed for new Energy-from-Waste plant in Teesside, UK
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-15/) - North Hykeham (Lincolnshire), Great Britain. Order for the delivery of one combustion system
- [Keppel Seghers](https://eswet.eu/keppel-seghers-2/) - Keppel Seghers has secured an Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) contract for the second phase of the Greater Manchester Waste-to-Energy (WtE) project in the United Kingdom
- [CNIM](https://eswet.eu/cnim/) - Bahrain has launched the first phase of an exclusive agreement with CNIM for waste treatment, consisting in the realisation of an Energy-from-Waste plant treating 390 000 t /year and generating 195 000 MWh/year
- [Fisia Babcock Environment](https://eswet.eu/fisia-babcock-environment-4/) - Fisia Babcock Environment has succeeded to secure the contract for planning, construction and commissioning of the waste incineration plant MPZ 1 in the northern part of Moscow
- [Fisia Babcock Environment](https://eswet.eu/fisia-babcock-environment-5/) - Fisia Babcock Environment has handed over the new industrial heating plant in Heringen (Hersfeld-Rotenburg) after successful trial operation over several weeks to E.ON Waste-to-Energy Heringen
- [CNIM](https://eswet.eu/cnim-2/) - Construction has started for the new "Termovalorizzatore" in Torino, Italy. The plant will treat 421 000 t/year
- [Fisia Babcock Environment](https://eswet.eu/fisia-babcock-environment-6/) - Fisia Babcock Environment and Fortum construct the first Waste-to-Energy power plant in the Baltic states
- [CNIM](https://eswet.eu/cnim-3/) - President of the Republic Nicolas Sarkozy visits the CNIM facility in La Seyne-sur-Mer
- [CNIM](https://eswet.eu/cnim-4/) - CNIM Group and the Azerbaijani State launch the construction of an Energy-from-Waste plant in Baku, the capital, being the first CNIM contract in this country
- [CNIM](https://eswet.eu/cnim-5/) - Italy: Inauguration of the Energonut Energy-from-Waste plant in Pozzilli
- [Fisia Babcock Environment](https://eswet.eu/fisia-babcock-environment-7/) - RZR Herten II is a step to the energy concept of the future. FBE convinces as the general contractor with turn-key concept and high quality
- [CNIM](https://eswet.eu/cnim-6/) - Construction starts for the new Energy-from-Waste plant in Jersey
- [MARTIN GmbH](https://eswet.eu/martin-gmbh-16/) - Replacement of combustion line 1 in the WTE plant run by the Winterthur municipal authorities, Stadtwerk Winterthur
- [Standardkessel Baumgarte](https://eswet.eu/standardkessel-baumgarte/) - The Standardkessel Baumgarte Group obtained the order to install a Refuse Derived Fuel (RDF) combined heat and power plant in Saxony-Anhalt.

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## External events

- [Venice Symposium 2026 on Energy from Biomass and Waste](https://eswet.eu/event/venice-symposium-2026-on-energy-from-biomass-and-waste/) - VENICE 2026 – 11th International Symposium on Energy from Biomass and Waste – will be held from 23 to 25 November 2026 at the Hotel Monaco & Grand Canal in Venice, Italy. The Symposium is organised by IWWG–International Waste Working Group with the scientific involvement of the Universities of Kyoto (JP), Padova (IT), Queensland (AU), Rostock (DE),
- [E-Fuels Conference 2026, Berlin](https://eswet.eu/event/e-fuels-conference-2026-berlin/) - ACI’s European E-Fuels Conference 2026 returns for its 7th edition as a senior-level, two-day forum focused on turning Europe’s synthetic fuels ambition into bankable, buildable projects. On the 18th & 19th November in Berlin, the conference brings together producers and off takers with key policy, finance, technology, infrastructure and certification stakeholders. As a result, it
- [Carbon Capture Technology Expo, Hamburg](https://eswet.eu/event/carbon-capture-technology-expo-hamburg-messe-germany/) - As industries worldwide accelerate their transition towards net zero, carbon capture technologies are becoming increasingly important for reducing emissions at scale. The Carbon Capture Technology Expo will bring together innovative solutions and industry expertise to address the practical challenges of decarbonisation. ESWET Junior Policy Officer Luigi Ferrieri Caputi will participate as a speaker at the
- [Enviromanagement, 16th international conference - Slovakia](https://eswet.eu/event/enviromanagement-16th-international-conference/) - The 16th International Enviromanagement 2026 Conference will take place in Slovakia's Štrbské Pleso, High Tatras. The event will bring together industry representatives, experts and decision-makers to discuss the latest developments and challenges in the waste and resource management sector. Participants will have the opportunity to explore topics such as Waste-to-Energy, recycling technologies, plastic waste management,
- [Bio360 Africa](https://eswet.eu/event/bio360-africa/) - On 17 and 18 June 2026, industry leaders, policymakers and technology providers will gather in Johannesburg, South Africa, for “Bio360 Africa” — a major international event dedicated to bioenergy, the circular bioeconomy and sustainable resource management. The event will explore innovative solutions in renewable energy, waste valorisation, biomass, biofuels, carbon removal and circular economy strategies,
- [Energy, Fuels & Decarbonisation Expo (EFD), Birmingham](https://eswet.eu/event/energy-fuels-decarbonisation-expo-efd-expo/) - The Energy, Fuels & Decarbonisation Expo (EFD Expo) returns in 2026 as the premier event for professionals across the energy from waste, CCUS, alternative fuels, and bioenergy sectors. Why attend? Discover your next solution: Explore cutting-edge innovations, initiatives, technology and solutions in bioenergy, energy-from-waste, CCUS, hydrogen, and more. Expert-Led Conferences: Gain valuable insights from keynote
- [ISWA Waste-to-Energy study tour, Austria](https://eswet.eu/event/iswa-waste-to-energy-study-tour/) - The goal is to provide participants with in-depth knowledge about Waste-to-Energy plants. Starting with basic information on waste properties and chemical reactions, participants will learn about incineration technology, energy recovery, mitigation techniques, mechanical pre-treatment of waste, residues recovery and treatment, environmental impact, carbon capture, legal framework, contracting, pricing, project communication and public acceptance. Experts from
- [STEP by Pollutec, Paris](https://eswet.eu/event/step-by-pollutec/) - STEP by Pollutec is Europe’s leading event dedicated to ecological transformation. The event brings together industrial players, eco-industries, public authorities, investors, startups, and sustainability experts committed to accelerating the transition towards a low-carbon and circular economy. With around 300 exhibitors, 9,000 professional participants, 35 conferences, and more than 750 business meetings, STEP by Pollutec has
- [2026 ISWA World Congress, London](https://eswet.eu/event/2026-iswa-world-congress-london/) - Beyond waste: a global call to action. The 2026 ISWA World Congress, hosted by CIWM in partnership with ISWA, is the flagship event for the global waste and resource management sector. Taking place from 9–11 November 2026 at London’s iconic QEII Centre, it brings together leaders from across the world to unite around a shared
- [ECOMONDO, Rimini](https://eswet.eu/event/ecomondo-rimini/) - Meet the B2B key players of the green transition at the leading event for technologies, services, and industrial solutions in the green and circular economy sectors. Explore over a dozen focus areas. Attend high-level conferences and join sector-specific sessions curated by Ecomondo's Technical Scientific Committee. Ecomondo 2026 is a global platform to create alliances, explore opportunities, and
- [Webinar on Prognos/ifeu study on landfill emissions](https://eswet.eu/event/webinar-from-conclusions-to-action-how-should-the-findings-of-the-prognos-ifeu-study-inform-future-waste-management-policy-in-europe/) - “From Conclusions to Action: How should the findings of the Prognos/ifeu study inform future waste management policy in Europe?” 31 March 2026 | 14:00 – 15:30 CET This webinar will provide a strategic discussion on the key messages emerging from the Prognos/Ifeu study on methane emissions from Europe’s landfills and explore their implications for
- [2026 Energy from Waste Conference, London](https://eswet.eu/event/2026-energy-from-waste-conference/) - In 2026, more than 550 attendees from across the UK, Europe, and global markets are expected to engage with an expanded programme that explores the sector’s most pressing challenges and most promising opportunities. Delegates will gain up-to-date knowledge on emerging technologies, evolving policy landscapes, and the fast-growing commercial markets shaping the future of energy from waste.
- [Lignofuels 2026, Helsinki](https://eswet.eu/event/lignofuels-2026/) - On 25-26 February, the 15th annual Lignofuels 2026 conference returns to Helsinki, Finland, gathering over 100 senior-level stakeholders to bridge the gap between technical innovation and large-scale bankability. Why Lignofuels 2026 is an essential date for your calendar: Exclusive C-Level Networking: Connect with technical, strategic, and finance executives from advanced biofuels, aviation, and agribusiness. Roadmap
- [IFAT, Munich 2026](https://eswet.eu/event/ifat-munich/) - This is the world's leading trade fair for environmental technologies and the most important meeting place for the industry. At IFAT, you can successfully present your strategies and new solutions for the areas of water, recycling and circularity, so that in future even more resources can be preserved in intelligent cycles in the long term
- [BKAWE 2026 - Berlin Conference on Waste Management and Energy](https://eswet.eu/event/bkawe-berlin-conference-on-waste-management-and-energy-2/) - The Berlin Conference on Waste Management and Energy is the largest specialist event at the interface of waste treatment and energy in the German-speaking world. The first day will be dedicated to PFAS and carbon management in Europe. The topic of PFAS will be explored in greater depth on the second day of the conference in
- [Biofuels International Conference & Expo, Brussels - 2026](https://eswet.eu/event/biofuels-international-conference-expo-brussels/) - Now in its 17th year, the Biofuels International Conference & Expo has established itself as one of Europe’s leading events for the biofuels sector. It brings together a global audience of producers, suppliers, regulators, and industry experts to discuss the latest trends, technologies, and policy developments shaping the future of biofuels. Spanning biodiesel, bioethanol, SAF,
- [European E-Fuels Conference, Frankfurt](https://eswet.eu/event/european-e-fuels-conference-frankfurt/) - The European E-Fuels' 2025 edition will once again bring together key industry stakeholders from the renewables, fuels, energy and oil & gas industries. Attendees will include e-fuel producers, aviation and maritime companies, car manufacturers, electrolyser manufacturers and technology providers, consultants and policymakers. Senior-level speakers will present on technical aspects of the market and talk on
- [Energy from Waste Middle East, Dubai](https://eswet.eu/event/energy-from-waste-middle-east-dubai/) - Interest in Waste-to-Energy is growing rapidly around the world, including the Middle East. The event: Focuses on the rapidly accelerating Middle East market Explores drivers and policies, investment and financing structures, delivery and world class operational processes Brings together top experts and senior level attendees across waste and resource management, project development, engineering and technology
- [SICK Webinar "Sensor solutions for a sustainable energy transition"](https://eswet.eu/event/sick-webinar-sensor-solutions-for-a-sustainable-energy-transition/) - ESWET members SICK is organising a one-hour webinar on "Sensor solutions for a sustainable energy transition"on 24 April 2024 (11am-12pm CET). Sustainability today affects all levels of society and particularly all industrial sectors. Europe is developing a series of public and private initiatives to mitigate the effect of greenhouse gases, with a particular focus on
- [2025 Ecomondo, Rimini, Italy](https://eswet.eu/event/2025-ecomondo-rimini-italy/) - Ecomondo is the international benchmark for ecological transition and the circular economy. The 28th edition promises to exceed all expectations with a programme full of innovations, visionary projects, and unmissable opportunities for companies, start-ups, researchers, innovators, and policymakers. Click here to register for a free entrance ticket.
- [2025 Energy, Fuels & Decarbonisation Expo, Birmingham](https://eswet.eu/event/2025-efd-birmingham/) - This is the UK’s leading expo for Energy from Waste, Bioenergy, Alternative Fuels, and Carbon Capture, Utilisation & Storage Solutions. Join hundreds of engaging conversations, strategic meetings, and thought-provoking presentations at this two-day event dedicated to energy management, alternative fuels, and clean energy innovations. Network with potential customers, suppliers, and partners who can revolutionise your perspective
- [Energy from Waste, London](https://eswet.eu/event/energy-from-waste-london/) - The Energy from Waste Conference returns to the heart of London for its 18th year to deliver the leading event dedicated to the recovery of energy from industrial and domestic waste. Attracting policy experts, authorities in funding, government representatives, and business leaders this conference will be the place to network and gain access to the
- [Operation Optimisation for waste to energy and biomass plants, Birmingham](https://eswet.eu/event/operation-optimisation-for-waste-to-energy-and-biomass-plants-birmingham/) - This is a technical event designed specifically for operational decision-makers who need to drive performance excellence from their current waste to energy and biomass assets. The UK's fleet of energy from waste and biomass plants ranges from the very modern to the significantly ageing. There is a lot of pressure to reduce downtime, increase availability,
- [ENZA webinar on Clean Industrial Deal & EU energy policy](https://eswet.eu/event/enza-webinar-clean-industrial-deal-and-the-role-of-eu-energy-policy-in-advancing-a-clean-competitive-and-just-transition/) - Clean Industrial Deal and the role of EU energy policy in advancing a clean, competitive, and just transition Wednesday 14 May 2025, 11:15-12:45 CEST, Online With the increasing interdependence of electricity, hydrogen and gas networks, the rise of variable renewable energy, and the urgency of decarbonisation, aligning planning processes across sectors is essential for infrastructure
- [CEWEP 11th Waste-to-Energy Congress](https://eswet.eu/event/cewep-11th-waste-to-energy-congress/) - This year's 11th edition of CEWEP's Waste-to-Energy Congress will take place in the Polish city of Gdánsk Join Waste-to-Energy experts in engaging discussions on latest policy, technology and markets developments and enjoy insightful contributions on key topics shaping the sector like decarbonisation, communication, PFAS, etc.
- [Waste Management Europe, Bologna, Italy](https://eswet.eu/event/waste-management-europe-3/) - Bologna, Italy The Waste Management Europe 2025 exhibition and conference promotes cutting-edge thinking in applying innovative solutions to some of the world’s greatest challenges. By connecting global experts in waste management, recycling, reuse and circularity, WME 2025 catalyses the acceleration of positive change and inspires both individuals and organisations to improve their own strategies and
- [Carbon Capture Technology Expo Europe, Hamburg](https://eswet.eu/event/carbon-capture-technology-expo-europe-hamburg/) - This is the world's largest event for Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS). This year's expo will focus on how to rapidly accelerate the deployment and commercialisation of carbon-removal technologies as a key solution on the pathway to net-zero carbon emissions. The show brings together leading engineering firms, technology manufacturers and suppliers, energy firms, the
- [Waste-to-Energy Conference in Prague](https://eswet.eu/event/waste-to-energy-conference-in-prague/) - The conference on energy from waste and waste management will see the participation of ESWET President Siegfried Scholz, along with leading experts from the Waste-to-Energy (WtE) sector. The programme features panel discussions, technical presentations, and an exchange of best practices from countries with established WtE systems and countries from Central Europe and the Western Balkans.
- [International Biogas Congress & Expo](https://eswet.eu/event/international-biogas-congress-expo/) - The International Biogas Congress & Expo returns to Brussels on 24-25 June 2025. Decarbonisation, net zero, renewable gas and energy security will top this year's agenda. In its 6th edition, the International Biogas Congress & Expo is organised by the Bioenergy Insight magazine, the leading publication covering the biogas sector. Last year's edition was sold-out
- [Pollutec Lyon](https://eswet.eu/event/pollutec-lyon/) - At Pollutec you will find the latest environmental and energy solutions. The show brings together the stakeholders of the ecological transition and boosts their connections: solution providers, leaders, start-ups, managers and decision-makers, project leaders, investors, elected representatives, etc. The event features a rich program of conferences, debates and workshops exploring innovation and market trends in the
- [BIO360, Nantes, France](https://eswet.eu/event/bio360-nantes/) - Bio360 Expo is the hub for the movers and shakers of the biotransition. The event covers the entire bioenergy value chains, across a multitude of biomass and low-carbon feedstocks that are converted to gaseous, liquid and solid bioenergy forms. Bio360 Expo also focuses on waste-to-x, decarbonisation, sustainable transport, biobased materials, biochar, carbon capture utilisation and storage
- [BKAWE, Berlin Conference on Waste Management and Energy](https://eswet.eu/event/bkawe-berlin-conference-on-waste-management-and-energy/) - The Berlin Conference on Waste Management and Energy is the largest trade event at the interface of waste treatment and energy in the German-speaking world. This year's plenary session will focus on: ‘What to do with CO2? Towards best practice solutions.’ Other key topics: ▸ Integrated project management as a way to accelerate projects ▸
- [2025 Energy from Waste, London](https://eswet.eu/event/2025-energy-from-waste-london/) - The 2025 Energy from Waste Conference brings together an exceptional line-up of the industry's best speakers, technical experts, international leaders, and innovative developers. Benefit from a packed two-day programme; explore the critical issues with the industry's best speakers and technical experts; take part in in-depth discussion sessions and debates. Key topics for this conference will
- [FILTECH, Cologne](https://eswet.eu/event/filtech-cologne/) - FILTECH is a global event and platform that focuses on the filtration industry and adjacent sectors. It is the largest and most significant event of its kind worldwide, showcasing the latest technological advancements and innovations in the field of filtration and separation. FILTECH brings together experts, researchers, and industry professionals from various sectors to address pressing issues
- [Carbon Capture Technology Expo, Hamburg](https://eswet.eu/event/carbon-capture-technology-expo-hamburg/) - The Carbon Capture Technology Expo is dedicated to discussing the increasing role that Carbon Capture, Utilisation & Storage (CCUS) will play in transition to a net-zero carbon economy. Event participants will explore how to rapidly accelerate the deployment and commercialisation of carbon-removal technologies as a key solution on the pathway to net-zero carbon emissions. Leading
- [The European Bioenergy Future 2024, Brussels](https://eswet.eu/event/the-european-bioenergy-future-2024/) - The European Bioenergy Future (EBF) conference is back. The event will run on 20 – 21 November 2024 at BluePoint Brussels (Blvd Auguste Reyers 80, 1030) with a rich programme and interesting pre- and post-conference events. Organised by Bioenergy Europe, EBF is a leading event for the European bioenergy sector, bringing together policy and market actors.
- [Energy from Waste, London](https://eswet.eu/event/energy-from-waste-2/) - Location: London Energy from Waste reduces pollution, supports local economy, and reduce energy reliance on imports - making it an invaluable opportunity for individuals, companies, and nations alike. With this in mind, the Energy from Waste Conference returns to the heart of London for its 17th year - to deliver the leading event dedicated to
- [Ecomondo, Rimini](https://eswet.eu/event/ecomondo-4/) - ECOMONDO 2024, International trade show When: 5-8 November 2024 Where: Rimini, Italy IEG PRESENTS THE 27TH EDITION OF ECOMONDO: INNOVATION, TECHNOLOGY AND BEST EUROPEAN PRACTICES AT THE CENTRE OF THE GREEN TRANSITION AND PRESENT AND FUTURE ECONOMIC GROWTH On 5-8 November 2024, Ecomondo will be back at the Rimini Expo Centre. This year's extensive thematic
- [World e-Fuels Summit](https://eswet.eu/event/world-e-fuels-summit/) - Where: Amsterdam & online At the World e-Fuels Summit, knowledge sharing takes centre stage, fostering collaboration and propelling strategic discussions to accelerate the development and deployment of e-fuels. Engage in thought-provoking conversations with industry visionaries, policymakers, and researchers to delve into the challenges, opportunities, and breakthroughs shaping the e-fuel landscape. The summit is dedicated to
- [VENICE 2024 - 10th International Symposium on Energy from Biomass and Waste](https://eswet.eu/event/venice-2024-10th-international-symposium-on-energy-from-biomass-and-waste/) - When: 25-27 November 2024 Where: Venice, Italy Website: VENICE 2024: 10th Edition! | VENICE SYMPOSIUM 2024 The 2024 edition will focus on sustainable biofuels, decarbonisation, the Net-Zero transition, incineration residues, end-of-life renewable energy units, the circular economy, hydrogen generation, Artificial Intelligence in the Waste-to-Energy field, among others. For the full list, you can click here. The
- [Operational and optimisation for WtE & biomass plants](https://eswet.eu/event/operation-and-optimisation-for-wte-biomass-plants/) - When: 30 September - 1 October 2024 Where: Conference Aston, Birmingham, UK Website: Operational Optimisation 2024 The event is specifically designed for operational decision-makers who need to drive performance excellence from their current waste to energy and biomass assets. The UK's fleet of energy from waste and biomass plants range from the very modern to the
- [Pollutec Paris](https://eswet.eu/event/pollutec-paris/) - A complementary event to Pollutec, to keep you up to date >> Each day brings more intense discussion around the impact of climate disruption, looking at initiatives and good practices brought by entrepreneurs and public sector actors committed to finding solutions aiming to improve the lives of their communities. >> This complementary event to Pollutec has become
- [EFD Energy, Fuels & Decarbonisation Expo](https://eswet.eu/event/efd-energy-fuels-decarbonisation-expo/) - The leading event for decarbonisation, alternative fuels, energy from waste, and sustainable energy management Date: 11-12 September 2024 Venue: NEC, Birmingham Hall: 20 Opening Times: 09.30 - 16.30 Learn more: EFD website EFD is where you'll connect with the top players in sustainable energy solutions. Join hundreds of engaging conversations, strategic meetings, and thought-provoking presentations
- [International Biogas Congress & Expo, Brussels](https://eswet.eu/event/international-biogas-congress-expo-brussels/) - ESWET is a proud partner of the upcoming International Biogas Congress & Expo that will take place in Brussels on 18-19 June 2024. Following last year's successful edition, the event will bring together leading producers, suppliers, regulators as well as high-level speakers and experts. Previous attendees include: Shell, Nature Energy, Engie, Enagas, Gasum, Drax, Orsted,
- [Waste Management Europe](https://eswet.eu/event/waste-management-europe-2/) - Waste Management Europe Conference & Exhibition 2024 is a landmark event that brings together policymakers, global organisations, and innovative solutions to address waste management challenges and drive the implementation of Circular Ecomony Solutions. The event will take place on 9-11 April 2024 in Bergamo, Italy. ESWET will be present in the conference programme with an
- [TrASH or treasure? Join Magaldi's Insight Days at KEZO and Horgen WtE plants](https://eswet.eu/event/trash-or-treasure-join-magaldis-insight-days-at-kezo-and-horgen-wte-plants/) - As Incinerator Bottom Ash (IBA) represents a valuable urban mine, its valorisation has become a crucial element in the circular economy puzzle. Magaldi Group is pleased to invite you to a two-day event (15-16 February) that will provide valuable insights into the opportunities presented by the DRY bottom ash handling system for IBA treatment and
- [BIO360 Expo](https://eswet.eu/event/bio360-expo-2/) - ESWET is a proud partner of the upcoming BIO360 Expo taking place on 24-25 January 2024 in Nantes (France). You can find us in the Exhibition area at the stan H11 with a dedicated ESWET Pavilion along with four of our members, ANDRITZ, ENVEA, Lab, and Steinmüller Engineering. In addition, on 25 January we will
- [BKAWE Berlin Conference on Waste Management and Energy 2024](https://eswet.eu/event/bkawe-berlin-conference-on-waste-management-and-energy-2024/) - The Berlin Conference on Waste Management and Energy is the largest specialist event at the interface of waste treatment and energy in the German-speaking region. On the one hand, current and future-oriented topics of the circular economy and associated energy issues are addressed from a political, legal and economic perspective. On the other hand, the
- [European Bioenergy Future](https://eswet.eu/event/european-bioenergy-future/) - The EBF is scheduled on November 28-30, this gathering is set to bring together leading experts, policymakers, and innovators in the field to discuss the latest advancements, challenges, and opportunities in the world of bioenergy. Click here to register for EBF2023! Click here to check the programme! The bioenergy sector finds itself in a very
- [Enlit Europe](https://eswet.eu/event/enlit-europe-2/) - Enlit is a constantly growing, inclusive, end-to-end forum that addresses every aspect of the energy agenda. Together with Smart Energy International and Power Engineering International, Enlit engages an online audience of over 170,000 unique users per month. Our in-person event brings together 15,000 attendees annually. The next stop on their journey to connect, inspire and
- [Waste-to-Energy & the City: Generating value for Communities](https://eswet.eu/event/waste-to-energy-the-city-generating-value-for-communities/) - On 16 May 2023 at 14:00-17:30, ESWET held a hybrid conference, co-hosted by the European Committee of the Regions, gathering high-level speakers to discuss the role of Waste-to-Energy in tackling local challenges, helping achieve EU energy & sustainability goals, and showcase successful examples that already benefit EU citizens. Confirmed speakers included: Eero Ailio, Adviser to
- [ANDRITZ´s webinar: Clean Air Solutions for WtE/ StE Plants](https://eswet.eu/event/andritzs-webinar-clean-air-solutions-for-wte-ste-plants/) - Don't miss this webinar! ANDRITZ's experts will discuss the now and future of emissions & energy standards expected in the industry. Additionally, they will delve into the existing solutions and results achieved by three recent projects ANDRITZ's is actively contributing. Laslty, energy integration and carbon capture-ready concepts will be addressed during the webinar. REGISTER NOW!
- [Energy, Fuels and Decarbonisation Expo 2023](https://eswet.eu/event/energy-fuels-and-decarbonisation-expo-2023/) - Date: 13-14 September 2023 Venue: NEC, Birmingham EFD brings together all stakeholders to tackle these issues head on, creating a knowledge hub and leading platform for businesses and thought leaders to showcase innovative products and services that will drive the future of energy efficiency. The event aims to help attendees develop best practice for tackling
- [IRRC 2023](https://eswet.eu/event/irrc-2023/) - Global Waste Management, Circular Economy, CCU/S, energy & sector coupling and Waste to Energy are the main topics this year. Get, or stay in touch with stakeholders from different associations as well as politicians, scientists, and decision makers of the industry, e.g. via the scheduled mixed poster & exhibition session.
- [ECOMONDO 2023](https://eswet.eu/event/ecomondo-2023/) - Ecomondo will be opening the doors of its 26th edition from 7 to 10 November at Rimini Expo Centre with a new payoff: The Ecosystem of the Ecological Transition. From exploiting waste to make further resources to the regeneration of soil and agro-forestry and food ecosystems, from energy obtained from biomass to the use of
- [10th CEWEP Waste-to-Energy Congress](https://eswet.eu/event/10th-cewep-waste-to-energy-congress/) - Registration is closed. CEWEP, Confederation of European Waste-to-Energy Plants, is the umbrella association of the operators of Waste-to-Energy (incineration with energy recovery) plants, representing about 410 plants from 23 countries. They make up more than 80% of the Waste-to-Energy capacity in Europe. During the congress, knowledgeable speakers from the European Commission, German Ministry of Environment,
- [POLLUTEC 2023](https://eswet.eu/event/pollutec-2023/) - The leading show of environmental solutions for industry, cities and regions, organised by RX France, returns to Eurexpo Lyon from Tuesday 10 to Thursday 13 October 2023. Anne-Manuèle Hebert, recently named Director of Pollutec, presents a 2023 edition conceived as a response to tackle the challenges we collectively face. The international meeting for the leaders
- [Operational Optimisation 2023](https://eswet.eu/event/operational-optimisation-2023/) - Bringing together over 100 attendees at the event last year, it provides an unparalleled opportunity to share operational knowledge and provide updates on technology and system advances. With its accessible and enjoyable 1 evening plus 1 day structure, Operational Optimisation facilitates highly valuable networking amongst technical and operational decision-makers enabling information exchange to drive performance
- [WASTE MANAGEMENT EUROPE 2023](https://eswet.eu/event/waste-management-europe-2023/) - In the city of Bergamo (Italy), WASTE MANAGEMENT EUROPE has prepared 3 days of exhibitions and conferences that will put you and your team right in the epicentre of innovation, collaboration and discovery for the waste management industry. Every player within the value chain will be present. The variety of participants will enable the visitors
- [EfW Conference 2023](https://eswet.eu/event/efw-conference-2023/) - The Energy from Waste conference 2023 brings together an exceptional line-up of the industry's best speakers, with technical experts, global leaders and innovative developers providing an unmissable two days of the latest information. With record bookings at this stage for Energy from Waste 2023 you will join colleagues from across the globe and from all
- [Bio360 Expo 2023](https://eswet.eu/event/bio360-expo-2023/) - One of Bio360 Expo 2023 is to encourage a circular and renewable society, in contrast to the current model still dominated by dead-end fossil fuels. The event is singularly focused on spotlighting solutions that can accelerate the biotransition through the scaling-up of transformative and often disruptive technologies. Generating diverse energy carriers (in liquid, solid or
- [Energy from Waste (EfW)](https://eswet.eu/event/energy-from-waste-efw/) - The EfW 2022 gives everyone the perfect spot for two days to intensively network and discuss on developments that are needed in technology to ensure the solutions are available to fast-track the growth of the industry worldwide. Ranging from different case studies on the leading Energy from Waste plants within UK and Europe until giving
- [ECOMONDO](https://eswet.eu/event/ecomondo-3/) - Ecomondo is an international hub where all the drivers of the ecological transition are presented and discussed. Opportunities and advantages of visiting the exhibition and talks: It is a benchmark event in Europe for technological and industrial innovation. Their environment help companies becoming world leaders in innovation, promoting the development of an innovative and sustainable
- [WEBINAR – “Pollution and Waste-to-Energy: Myth or Reality?”](https://eswet.eu/event/webinar-pollution-and-waste-to-energy-myth-or-reality/) - Waste-to-Energy plants are often under the microscope because of the emissions they generate. How are these emissions regulated? How are they measured? Are they harmful? And what do the plants do to prevent them? We’ll discuss these questions (and many more) in a webinar organised by ESWET, with speakers from the European Commission, Polytechnic University of Milan, CEWEP and
- [Go Circular Business Summit](https://eswet.eu/event/go-circular-business-summit/) - Antwerp to host the entire circular economy for plastics value chain at Go Circular event Go Circular is a business conference focused on sharing success stories about achieving transformation towards circularity and sustainability. In collaboration with the Port of Antwerp, the 3rd edition of the Go Circular conference will take place on 28th &
- [Energy from Waste Conference](https://eswet.eu/event/energy-from-waste-conference/) - Decarbonising waste to energy, optimising resources - the Energy from Waste conference, 9th – 10th March 2022, London, is the essential business opportunity for global waste to energy. The event enables senior level decision makers across waste, energy, technology and project development to explore the latest developments in this globally important industry. It provides
- [Operational Optimisation](https://eswet.eu/event/operational-optimisation/) - DATE CHANGE DUE TO ON-GOING COVID SITUATION – OPERATIONAL OPTIMISATON FOR WASTE TO ENERGY AND BIOMASS PLANTS NOW 27th – 28th APRIL 2022, CONFERENCE ASTON, BIRMINGHAM Book now - Operational Optimisation has changed dates due to Covid concerns and is now 27th – 28th April 2022. Book now and benefit from the ESWET members
- [Waste Management Europe](https://eswet.eu/event/waste-management-europe/) - WME, the Waste Management Europe Exhibition and Conference, will take place in Bergamo, Italy, from 21 – 23 June 2022, bringing together 8,000 leaders, innovators, buyers, regulators and government officials from the waste management sector Waste Management is not a European problem; it is a global problem. Europe is leading the way in waste management,
- [ESWET Event "Waste-to-Energy: The Beauty or The Beast?"](https://eswet.eu/event/eswet-event-waste-to-energy-the-beauty-or-the-beast/) - REGISTER HERE! How will European waste management look like in the next thirty years? Can we avoid the generation of non-recyclable waste? Can Waste-to-Energy become carbon neutral thanks to the integration of CCS? These are some of the questions that will be addressed by experts covering the waste management industry as well as the consultancies and
- [Pollutec](https://eswet.eu/event/pollutec/) - Pollutec, the leading show for environmental and energy solutions, organised by RX France (previously Reed Expositions France) is delighted by the increase in visitors signing up for the show both nationally and internationally, with physical participation being very much the preferred choice - which all bodes very well for a successful 2021 edition. GREAT INTERNATIONAL
- [SARDINIA 2021](https://eswet.eu/event/sardinia-2021/) - The Sardinia Symposium is a biennial event organized by the International Waste Working Group (IWWG), with the scientific support of the Universities of Padova, Tongji, Fukuoka and the Technical Universities of Luleå and Hamburg. Founded in 1987, the conference usually gathers more than 600 participants from all around the world, with more than 400 papers
- [WEBINAR: Waste-To-Profit, Technical Solutions to Main Issues in IBA Management](https://eswet.eu/event/webinar-waste-to-profit-technical-solutions-to-main-issues-in-iba-management/) - Some technical issues still hang around the WET vs. DRY conversion. Magaldi brought together a panel of experts in waste-to-energy and IBA (Incinerator Bottom Ash) treatment for a digital roundtable discussion. The challenge is to untie the knots related to dust containment, tramp air, boiler efficiency and materials recovery. Official website and registration: https://webinar.magaldi.com/
- [eREC 2021](https://eswet.eu/event/erec-2021-2/) - The Expo and Conference eREC proves to be a varied virtual event focusing on the recycling, waste management, and environmental service sector. The next trade fair for the recycling industry (from October 4 to 9, 2021) will once again go hand in hand with a wide-ranging and interactive program: information-packed presentations by leading industry representatives,
- [Webinar: Hydrogen Innovation for Waste-to-Wheels Solution](https://eswet.eu/event/webinar-hydrogen-innovation-for-waste-to-wheels-solution/) - On 27 May 2021, CEWEP and ESWET organised a webinar to explore the potential of Waste-to-Energy in hydrogen generation. Find again the slides and the video recording! Hydrogen is expected to become one of the drivers of the EU’s Green Recovery in the next years. Fuel cells offer a range of potential applications including in
- [Ecomondo](https://eswet.eu/event/ecomondo-2/) - REGISTER HERE FOR FREE! Ecomondo, the leading event in Europe for the new models of circular economy, will take place from 26th to 29th October at Rimini Exhibition Centre, in Italy. An international exhibition with an innovative format that brings together all sectors of the circular economy in a single platform: Waste and resources Circular
- [Enlit Europe](https://eswet.eu/event/enlit-europe/) - Enlit vows to light the spark that will fuel the change we need to ensure our industry – and our planet – have the brightest possible future. Enlit is a series of energy events unlike any other – because they are more than just energy events. Enlit is a community that for 365-days a year will collaborate and
- [Rethinking Materials Summit](https://eswet.eu/event/rethinking-materials-summit/) - The Rethinking Materials summit presents new opportunities for partnerships and investment in the changing landscape of plastics, bio-based alternatives, and circular solutions. With an emphasis on packaging and performance materials, this year’s event provides pivotal insights into the challenges facing C Suite and Director-level stakeholders in tackling plastic waste both upstream and downstream; the viability
- [Bio360 Week Virtual](https://eswet.eu/event/bio360-expo/) - Official website: https://www.bio360expo.com Bio360 Week Virtual, 22-26 March 2021 Bio360 Week is coming in virtual format from the 22-26 March this year. It will include a broad programme of short international conferences with simultaneous translation and in parallel, business meetings between all the participants who wish to take full advantage of the opportunity to network
- [Webinar: Waste Incineration BREF - One Year Later](https://eswet.eu/event/webinar-waste-incineration-bref-one-year-later-eswet/) - REGISTER HERE: https://bitly.com/WIBREFwebinar The Waste Incineration BREF is the basis to reassess and update the environmental permits of waste incineration plants in Europe. Within 4 years from the date of the publication, all the EU plants have to comply with the requirements set by the BREF. One hour of conversation with three high-level speakers from
- [eREC 2021](https://eswet.eu/event/erec-2021/) - Following the successful launch of the first virtual recycling expo and conference, there will be two editions of eREC in 2021. From 3 to 8 May and from 4 to 9 October 2021, exhibitors, visitors, and partners can continue to use the digital platform for their national and international exchange and for generating new leads.
- [Energy from Waste](https://eswet.eu/event/energy-from-waste/) - Join colleagues globally to explore the role of waste to energy in the drive to carbon neutral. With sessions on feedstock, plastics, CCS, hydrogen and high-value outputs, heat networks, project delivery, operational excellence, finance and investment, it’s a packed programme of expertise and topical debate, all delivered on a platform designed to make engagement and
- [Can Waste-to-Energy become carbon negative?](https://eswet.eu/event/can-waste-to-energy-become-carbon-negative/) - The development of CCS in Waste-to-Energy plants can turn waste into a negative emitter. What is still needed to make it happen? A conversation with Jannicke Bjerkas, Director CCS Fortum Oslo Varme David Kearns, Senior Consultant, Global CCS Institute Maria Velkova, Policy Officer, European Commission Moderated by Patrick Clerens, Secretary-General, ESWET With previsions of global
- [World Waste to Energy and Resources Summit](https://eswet.eu/event/world-waste-to-energy-and-resources-summit/)
- [Rethinking Waste](https://eswet.eu/event/rethinking-waste/) - We have digitised the exhibition experience, allowing us to deliver a programme packed with expert panels, direct video-chats, breakout sessions, and even an awards ceremony. We invite you to stroll through our exhibition space and network with peers and organisations alike. RETHINKING WASTE is open for all those interested, or working, in waste management. It is
- [Ecomondo](https://eswet.eu/event/ecomondo/) - Ecomondo, the leading event in Europe for the new models of circular economy, will take place from 3rd to 6th november at Rimini Exhibition Centre, in Italy. An international exhibition with an innovative format that brings together all sectors of the circular economy in a single platform: Waste and resources Circular bioeconomy Reclamation and hydrogeological
- [10. IRRC Waste-to-Energy – Virtual-Congress](https://eswet.eu/event/10-irrc-waste-to-energy-virtual-congress/) - The IRRC is a forum for exchange of information about materials flow management, closed substance cycle, applied technologies and organisational forms for countries complying with the EU-norms and those that are in the beginning of this development. Internationally acknowledged speakers of the industry, from politics, science and technology will present the current themes and discuss
- [World Waste to Energy & Resources Summit](https://eswet.eu/event/world-waste-to-energy-resources-summit/) - Turning its format online, the 9th World Waste to Energy & Resources Summit will maintain its well-recognised commercial focus on forging new partnerships, driving forward industry projects, showcasing the latest innovations, introducing new market opportunities and providing updates to policy and finance models. The 2020 summit will offer a global perspective on the short and

## Campaigns

- [The Beauty in the Beast](https://eswet.eu/campaign/the-beauty-in-the-beast/)

## Documents

- [Joint Industry Statement: CO₂ transport infrastructure, enabling a pragmatic framework for early market development](https://eswet.eu/documents/joint-industry-statement-co-transport-infrastructure-enabling-a-pragmatic-framework-for-early-market-development/) - Industry welcomes the European Commission’s work on the development of a regulatory framework for CO₂ transport infrastructure, which will be critical to achieving the EU’s climate objectives and enabling the scale-up of Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS) as part of an integrated value chain, including emitters, transport, storage operators, and CO2 offtakes for use
- [ESWET welcomes AccelerateEU: Waste-to-Energy key to energy security and District Heating expansion](https://eswet.eu/documents/eswet-welcomes-accelerateeu-waste-to-energy-key-to-energy-security-and-district-heating-expansion/) - Brussels, 22 April 2026 - ESWET, the European Suppliers of Waste-to-Energy Technology, welcomes the European Commission's AccelerateEU Plan adopted today as a necessary answer to the energy price volatility stemming from the latest energy crisis and Europe's continued exposure to fossil fuel imports. We particularly recognise the identification of district heating (DH), waste heat recovery and
- [Omission of Waste-to-Energy in UN’s 2025 Global Methane Report undermines waste-sector mitigation](https://eswet.eu/documents/omission-of-waste-to-energy-in-uns-2025-global-methane-report-undermines-waste-sector-mitigation/) - Brussels, 16 April 2026 - The WtE+X Knowledge Alliance, a partnership of leading waste, energy and academic organisations - CEWEP, ESWET and WtERT - welcomes the increased focus on methane mitigation reflected in the Global Methane Status Report (GMSR) 2025. However, the Alliance cautions that the report, in its current form, does not yet provide
- [EVENT: Waste and Emissions Trading - 26 March 2026, Brussels](https://eswet.eu/documents/event-waste-and-emissions-trading-26-march-2026-brussels/) - 📍 Residence Palace, Rue de la Loi 155, Brussels 📅 26 March 2026 ⌚ 12:30 - 17:30, followed by cocktail reception As the EU moves forward with its climate and circular economy ambitions, the possible inclusion of Waste-to-Energy (WtE) in the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) raises crucial questions about coherence, feasibility, and environmental effectiveness. The event provided
- [ESWET position paper on the EU Commission Call for Evidence for a Circular Economy Act](https://eswet.eu/documents/eswet-position-paper-on-the-eu-commission-call-for-evidence-for-a-circular-economy-act/) - As the EU moves forward with the Circular Economy Act (CEA), ESWET welcomes this initiative as a timely opportunity to strengthen Europe’s resource security, industrial competitiveness, and environmental sustainability. Reducing the EU’s dependence on imported raw materials and fossil energy requires recognising the contribution of recovery solutions that help keep resources and energy circulating within
- [ESWET Response to the Call for Evidence on the Bioeconomy Strategy](https://eswet.eu/documents/eswet-response-to-the-call-for-evidence-on-the-bioeconomy-strategy/) - ESWET welcomes the European Commission’s initiative to update the EU Bioeconomy Strategy. ESWET fully supports the overarching goals of the new strategy to promote circularity, strengthen EU competitiveness, and enhance resource efficiency while addressing the EU’s climate and energy goals. In this context, ESWET would like to share its views and recommendations on how WtE
- [Response to EC Consultation on the Climate Delegated Act and Environmental Delegated Act of the EU Taxonomy](https://eswet.eu/documents/response-to-ec-consultation-on-the-climate-delegated-act-and-environmental-delegated-act-of-the-eu-taxonomy/) - We appreciate the opportunity to contribute to the European Commission consultation on the Climate Delegated Act and Environmental Delegated Act of the EU Taxonomy. We welcome the Commission’s efforts to simplify and clarify the technical screening criteria for several economic activities and would like to take this opportunity to draw attention to an important issue
- [ESWET Response to the European Commission Consultation on the Advanced Materials Act](https://eswet.eu/documents/eswet-response-to-the-european-commission-consultation-on-the-advanced-materials-act/) - ESWET welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the European Commission’s consultation on Advanced Materials, which plays a key role in strengthening the EU’s industrial competitiveness, strategic autonomy and sustainability objectives. Ensuring secure access to materials, improving circularity and reducing reliance on primary resources are central to the success of advanced material value chains. In this
- [ESWET response to the European Commission  Consultation on trade measures to ensure sufficient  availability of aluminium scrap on the EU market](https://eswet.eu/documents/eswet-response-to-the-european-commission-consultation-on-trade-measures-to-ensure-sufficient-availability-of-aluminium-scrap-on-the-eu-market/) - ESWET welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the European Commission’s consultation on possible trade measures to ensure sufficient availability of aluminium scrap on the EU market. Strengthening the EU’s circular economy, safeguarding industrial competitiveness and reducing dependency on imported primary raw materials require a reliable and affordable supply of secondary aluminium within Europe. WtE plays
- [ESWET welcomes the Industrial Accelerator Act and calls for stronger integration of circular industrial solutions](https://eswet.eu/documents/eswet-welcomes-the-industrial-accelerator-act-and-calls-for-stronger-integration-of-circular-industrial-solutions/) - Brussels, 4 March 2026 – ESWET, the European Suppliers of Waste-to-Energy Technology, welcomes the Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA) unveiled today by the European Commission as a key initiative to strengthen Europe’s manufacturing base and industrial competitiveness. As European industrial manufacturers, Waste-to-Energy (WtE) technology suppliers directly contribute to the Act’s objectives and play a key role
- [Europe’s landfill methane problem is far bigger and longer-lasting than previously understood, study finds](https://eswet.eu/documents/europes-landfill-methane-problem-is-far-bigger-and-longer-lasting-than-previously-understood-study-finds/) - New study exposes Europe’s hidden methane impact from landfills and the risk of making it worse through incoherent climate policy Brussels, 2 February 2026 – A new study shows that methane from landfilled municipal waste in Europe is a major, long-term climate risk that is systematically underestimated in policy debates. Methane is one of the
- [ESWET position paper on Waste-to-Energy contributions to Critical Raw Materials supply](https://eswet.eu/documents/eswets-position-paper-on-waste-to-energy-contributions-to-critical-raw-materials-supply/) - Critical Raw Materials (CRMs) are essential to Europe’s industrial competitiveness, clean energy transition, and strategic autonomy. In this context, Waste-to-Energy plays a unique role by not only recovering energy from residual waste but also extracting valuable metals and minerals from incineration ashes. These recovered materials can re-enter the economy, reducing dependence on imports and supporting
- [Three years of Waste-to-Energy: ESWET’s 2023-25 Activity Report](https://eswet.eu/documents/three-years-of-waste-to-energy-read-eswets-activity-report/) - ESWET’s new Activity Report is out: it explores Waste-to-Energy (WtE)’s rapid evolution, from Carbon Capture applications to EU policy developments. Click here to read the Activity Report The Report charts WtE’s progress from 2023 to 2025, showing that WtE goes beyond managing non-recyclable waste by contributing daily to Europe’s climate, circular economy and energy security
- [EU Bioeconomy Strategy confirms the role of biogenic waste in energy security](https://eswet.eu/documents/eu-bioeconomy-strategy-confirms-the-role-of-biogenic-waste-in-energy-security/) - Brussels, 27 November 2025 - Today, the European Commission adopted its EU Bioeconomy Strategy, setting out new measures to make Europe’s use of biological resources more sustainable, resilient, and circular. ESWET - the European Suppliers of Waste-to-Energy Technology - welcomes this ambition and considers the initiative an important milestone in the EU’s path towards climate-neutrality
- [How Waste-to-Energy provides clean power to cities and homes](https://eswet.eu/documents/how-waste-to-energy-provides-clean-power-to-cities-and-homes/) - Waste-to-Energy (WtE) plants in Europe deliver a stable and reliable energy source for millions of households, businesses, and public institutions by recovering heat from the incineration of non-recyclable waste. Currently, WtE facilities supply heat to approximately 17 million people across Europe, contributing to district heating and cooling networks while reducing greenhouse gas emissions. In some
- [ESWET response to the EU Commission’s call for evidence for an EU Heating and Cooling Strategy](https://eswet.eu/documents/eswet-response-to-the-eu-commissions-call-for-evidence-for-an-eu-heating-and-cooling-strategy/) - Waste-to-Energy (WtE) offers a critical, immediate, and cost-effective solution to decarbonise Europe’s heating and cooling sector. By recovering both renewable and waste heat from the thermal treatment of non-recyclable waste, WtE directly contributes to EU climate and energy targets. The forthcoming EU Heating and Cooling Strategy must recognise the indispensable role of WtE in providing
- [ESWET's reply to the EU Commission consultation on GHG savings of low carbon fuels](https://eswet.eu/documents/eswet-reply-to-the-european-commission-consultation-on-the-proposed-delegated-act-annex-on-ghg-savings-of-low-carbon-fuels/) - ESWET welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback to the European Commission on the proposed Delegated Act (DA) and Annex concerning greenhouse gas (GHG) emission savings for low carbon fuels. However, we are concerned that certain elements of the Act and Annex may overlook valuable low-carbon energy sources, such as hydrogen produced from WtE processes and
- [ESWET's response to draft revised MRV rules under the EU ETS](https://eswet.eu/documents/eswet-response-to-draft-revised-mrv-rules-under-the-eu-ets/) - ESWET welcomes the European Commission’s proposal to revise the rules for the monitoring and reporting of greenhouse gas emissions (Implementing Regulation (EU) 2018/2066) following the recent revision of the EU ETS (Directive 2003/87/EC), incorporating new definitions and reporting requirements for renewable fuels of non-biological origin (RFNBOs) and recycled carbon fuels (RCFs), extending the EU ETS
- [ESWET responds to the EU Commission on permanent CCU consultation](https://eswet.eu/documents/eswet-position-on-the-european-consultation-on-the-proposed-revision-of-the-implementing-regulation-on-the-monitoring-and-reporting-of-ghg-2/) - The role of Waste-to-Energy in Carbon Capture (CC) Given Waste-to-Energy’s proposed inclusion in the upcoming EU Emission Trading System (ETS), the potential for Carbon Capture and Utilisation (CCU) to be recognised under this will have a significant impact on the business case for future CCU projects in the Waste-to-Energy (WtE) sector. As a hard-to-abate industry
- [WEBINAR – “Pollution and Waste-to-Energy: Myth or Reality?”](https://eswet.eu/documents/webinar-pollution-and-waste-to-energy-myth-or-reality/) - On 7 April 2022, we organised an open discussion on Waste-to-Energy, Industrial Emissions and Pollution Prevention. Waste-to-Energy plants are often under the microscope because of the emissions they generate. How are these emissions regulated? How are they measured? Are they harmful? And what do the plants do to prevent them? We discussed these questions (and many more) in
- [Decarbonising Waste-to-Energy with CCUS technologies](https://eswet.eu/documents/decarbonising-waste-to-energy-with-ccus-technologies/) - Ambitious EU climate goals are delivering unprecedented momentum to Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS). By implementing CCUS, the Waste-to-Energy sector further contributes to decarbonisation and the circular economy. CCUS involves the capture of CO2 from industrial facilities and hard-to-abate sectors. The CO2 is then transported, via pipeline or ship, and either: stored in geological
- [Waste-to-Energy reduces methane emission, new EEA report says](https://eswet.eu/documents/waste-to-energy-reduces-methane-emission-new-eea-report-says/) - Brussels, 28 February 2025 – The latest European Environment Agency (EEA) briefing on methane emissions explicitly acknowledges the role of Waste-to-Energy (WtE) in mitigating methane emissions from the waste sector. ESWET welcomes the EEA report which marks a crucial step in aligning EU policy with the most effective strategies for tackling landfill emissions. Methane is
- [Speaking Panel: "Carbon pricing - how to achieve a level playing field for landfill and Waste-to-Energy"](https://eswet.eu/documents/speaking-panel-carbon-pricing-how-to-achieve-a-level-playing-field-for-landfill-and-waste-to-energy/) - An ESWET event organised as part of the Energy from Waste Conference in London. 6 March 2025 9:15 - 9:55 London time Energy from Waste Conference in London Why waste to energy should stay above landfill in the waste hierarchy, and a level playing field should be maintained in the ETS Satellite data confirming
- [Waste-to-Energy Crucial to Clean Industrial Deal](https://eswet.eu/documents/waste-to-energy-crucial-to-clean-industrial-deal/) - Brussels, 26 February 2025 – ESWET, the European Suppliers of Waste-to-Energy Technology association, welcomes the Clean Industrial Deal unveiled today by the European Commission, and urges policymakers to fully recognise Waste-to-Energy (WtE) as a key contributor to a clean, circular, and energy-secure Europe. WtE plays a crucial role in producing affordable, reliable energy, a core
- [Warmth from Waste: A Win-Win Synergy](https://eswet.eu/documents/warmth-from-waste-a-win-win-synergy/) - An initiative to assist Europe to meet its objectives to decarbonise its energy supply system - by realising the potential of generating energy from waste and using it for district heating and cooling Waste-to-Energy (WtE) plants efficiently and safely treat the waste that remains after household waste is sorted for recycling. As a major part
- [Recovering the non-recyclable: the Integrated Resource-Recovery Facility](https://eswet.eu/documents/recovering-the-non-recyclable-the-integrated-resource-recovery-facility/) - Complementary to waste prevention, re-use and recycling, Waste-to-Energy is currently the most sustainable solution to treat non-recyclable waste. As waste generation continues to increase in Europe and globally, the sector is working on achieving its full potential. Below, we present ESWET's vision for the future of the Waste-to-Energy. Recovering the non-recyclable: the Integrated Resource-Recovery Facility
- [Germany methane emissions from waste - ESWET](https://eswet.eu/documents/germany-methane-emissions-from-waste-eswet/)
- [How to reduce methane emissions? Notes from a successful workshop](https://eswet.eu/documents/how-to-reduce-methane-emissions-workshop/) - On June 2020, ESWET delivered a presentation on Germany waste management in the workshop “Methane emissions: best practices in MRV and abatement in the agriculture, energy and waste sectors” organised by the European Commission Methane is a potent greenhouse gas that poses great harm to human health and the environment. It was assessed that methane emissions
- [Waste-to-Energy: what the BBC missed (and should have not)](https://eswet.eu/documents/waste-to-energy-what-the-bbc-missed-and-should-have-not/) - Brussels, 21 October 2024 - A recent BBC analysis is heavily critical of Waste-to-Energy (WtE) practices in the UK, raising well-known questions. ESWET is convinced that by omitting critical data and overlooking the challenges of waste management and WtE’s clear benefits, the BBC fails to present a comprehensive, nuanced and realistic view of the sector.
- [The Treatment of Non-Recyclable Waste](https://eswet.eu/documents/the-treatment-of-non-recyclable-waste/) - In 2018, people in Europe generated around 220 million tons of municipal waste, of which 116 millions was non-recyclable waste. What is non-recyclable waste and how can it be treated? Click here for the pdf version Products that are not fit for reuse or recycling are called “non-recyclable waste”. In Europe in 2018, 116 million tons were
- [ESWET welcomes landmark EU Parliament vote on Net Zero Industry Act (NZIA)](https://eswet.eu/documents/eswet-welcomes-landmark-eu-parliament-vote-on-net-zero-industry-act-nzia/) - Brussels, 25 April 2024 – Today the European Parliament passed the Net Zero Industry Act (NZIA), recognising and strengthening Waste-to-Energy’s role towards a greener Europe. ESWET* welcomes the EU’s ambition that led to this bold move and acknowledges the cooperation of the European institutions to get this legislation over the line. NZIA will accelerate the deployment
- [CONFERENCE "Revolutionising Waste Management: Unleashing the Potential of Integrated Resource-Recovery Facilities"](https://eswet.eu/documents/conference-revolutionising-waste-management-unleashing-the-potential-of-integrated-resource-recovery-facilities/) - On 10 April 2024, ESWET will organise the conference "Revolutionising Waste Management: Unleashing the Potential of Integrated Resource-Recovery Facilities" in Bergamo during the Waste Management Europe Conference & Exhibition 2024. The event will see the participation of: Charoula Melliou, Head of Policy at ESWET – The European Suppliers of Waste-to-Energy Technology William Epis, Senior Business
- [Industrial Emissions Directive: a step towards enhanced environmental compliance](https://eswet.eu/documents/industrial-emissions-directive-a-step-towards-enhanced-environmental-compliance/) - Brussels, 12 March, 2024 – The European Parliament has officially adopted the revised Industrial Emissions Directive (IED), signaling a new era of environmental responsibility and innovation in industrial processes. ESWET - The European Suppliers of Waste-to-Energy Technology welcomes this development, recognising its potential to substantially enhance environmental performance across Europe. After extensive negotiations, the revision
- [Letter of support to the Brazilian Association for Energy Recovery of Waste](https://eswet.eu/documents/letter-of-support-to-the-brazilian-association-for-energy-recovery-of-waste/) - ESWET expressed its support to ABREN - the Brazilian Association for Energy Recovery of Waste. ESWET welcomes ABREN's endeavours, particularly their ongoing fact-finding mission to scientifically analyse methane leakages from dumpsites and technical landfills in Brazil. As a leading organisation representing the European industry, which is at the forefront globally in WtE technologies, we are
- [Waste-to-Energy is included in the Carbon Removals Certification Framework](https://eswet.eu/documents/pr_crcf_-agreement/) - Brussels, 20 February 2024 – ESWET welcomes the provisional agreement between the European Council and European Parliament on the Carbon Removals Certification Framework as an essential step in decarbonising industry and achieving Europe’s climate targets. With the Commission’s proposed target of capturing 50 million tonnes of CO₂ per year by 2030, there is an urgent
- [ENVI’s report on the targeted WFD revision fails to respect the EC mandate](https://eswet.eu/documents/envis-report-on-the-targeted-wfd-revision-fails-to-respect-the-ec-mandate/) - Brussels, 14 February 2024 - In an effort to stem the ever-growing waste generation from textiles and food in the EU, in July 2023 the European Commission proposed a targeted revision of the Waste Framework Directive (WFD). Today, the European Parliament ENVI Committee adopted its report along with certain amendments which are out-of-scope of the
- [European Waste-to-Energy technology suppliers stand ready to contribute to the EU’s ambitious 2040 climate targets](https://eswet.eu/documents/european-waste-to-energy-technology-suppliers-stand-ready-to-contribute-to-the-eus-ambitious-2040-climate-targets/) - Brussels, 7 February 2024 – In a milestone proposal that sets a new global standard for climate action, the European Commission has unveiled its ambitious plan for a 90% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2040. This bold step marks a significant advancement towards achieving climate neutrality by mid-century. ESWET – the European Suppliers of
- [Industrial Carbon Management Strategy: now we need robust and clear regulation to transform it into reality](https://eswet.eu/documents/industrial-carbon-management-strategy-now-we-need-robust-and-clear-regulation-to-transform-it-into-reality/) - Brussels, 6 February 2024 - The European Commission has released today the much-anticipated Industrial Carbon Management Strategy. ESWET – The European Suppliers of Waste-to-Energy Technology wholeheartedly welcomes this initiative, as it addresses critical aspects of CO2 emissions capture, storage, and utilisation, vital for achieving the EU climate targets. To transform this strategy into reality well-designed
- [CONFERENCE: “Decarbonising the Future: Waste-to-Energy's Vital Role as Part of the BIO-ecosystem"](https://eswet.eu/documents/conference-decarbonising-the-future-waste-to-energys-vital-role-as-part-of-the-bio-ecosystem/) - What is the role of Waste-to-Energy in reaching Europe’s CO2 emissions reduction and removal targets? This pivotal question was at the center of the debate at the conference “Decarbonising the Future: Waste-to-Energy’s Vital Role as Part of the BIO-ecosystem”, organised by ESWET – The European Suppliers of Waste-to-Energy Technology on 25 January at BIO360 Expo
- [Parliament and Council are ready to start negotiations on the Carbon Removal Mechanism with BECCS in it.](https://eswet.eu/documents/parliament-and-council-are-ready-to-start-negotiations-on-the-carbon-removal-mechanism-with-beccs-in-it/) - Brussels, 21 November 2023 - The Plenary of the European Parliament voted today on its position on the Carbon Removal Certification Framework (CRCF). ESWET represents the suppliers of Waste-to-Energy technology, a hard-to-abate sector that must rely on alternative solutions to fully decarbonise itself. Thus, we strongly support the position taken by the European Parliament: following
- [EP ITRE vote on NZIA recognises the full potential of Net-Zero Technologies and unlocks the contributions of the Waste-to-Energy sector](https://eswet.eu/documents/ep-itre-vote-on-nzia-recognises-the-full-potential-of-net-zero-technologies-and-unlocks-the-contributions-of-the-waste-to-energy-sector/) - Brussels, 25 October 2023 - Today, the European Parliament’s Industry, Research and Energy Committee (ITRE) adopted its position on the Net Zero Industry Act (NZIA) proposal. ESWET greatly welcomes ITRE's approach to propose a stand-alone list of net-zero technologies eligible for EU funding and regulatory perks. Fast-tracking permitting procedures will be one of the key
- [Waste-to-Energy & the City: generating value for Communities](https://eswet.eu/documents/waste-to-energy-the-city-generating-value-for-communities/) - An ESWET Conference co-hosted by the EU Committee of the Regions On 16 May 2023, ESWET held a hybrid Conference, co-hosted by the European Committee of the Regions, gathering high-level speakers to discuss the role of Waste-to-Energy in tackling local challenges, helping achieve EU energy & sustainability goals, and showcase successful examples that already benefit
- [Waste-to-Energy & the City: generating value for Communities](https://eswet.eu/documents/waste-to-energy-the-city-generating-value-for-communities-2/) - Waste-to-Energy to the service of EU cities An ESWET and Committee of the Regions event discussed the role of Waste-to-Energy in replying to challenges of the EU green transition by fostering the circular economy and energy security. Brussels, 17 May 2023 - Policymakers and experts from across the European Union and beyond came together yesterday
- [Waste-to-Energy Handbook](https://eswet.eu/documents/waste-to-energy-handbook/) - A handbook with comprehensive information on Waste-to-Energy Click here to open the pdf version.
- [Waste-to-Energy explained .. in 2 minutes!](https://eswet.eu/documents/waste-to-energy-explained-in-2-minutes/) - Not everything is recyclable. That’s why Waste-to-Energy is so important for sustainable waste management. This video by the International Recovery Foundation shows us why.  Do you like this content? Subscribe to the ESWET YouTube channel for more!
- [Waste-to-Energy is more than just burning waste](https://eswet.eu/documents/waste-to-energy-is-more-than-just-burning-waste/) - From the combustion of non-recyclable waste, Waste-to-Energy plants recover electricity, heat, steam, and secondary raw materials.  Do you like this content? Subscribe to the ESWET YouTube channel for more!
- [Can Waste-To-Energy Become Carbon Negative? - ESWET Webinar](https://eswet.eu/documents/can-waste-to-energy-become-carbon-negative-eswet-webinar/) - The development of CCS in Waste-to-Energy plants can turn waste into a negative emitter. What is still needed to make it happen?  Recording of the webinar "Can Waste-To-Energy Become Carbon Negative?", held on Friday 27 November 2020 with the participation of: - David Kearns, Senior Consultant, Global CCS Institute - Jannicke Bjerkas, Director CCS
- [How do we manage non-recyclable waste?](https://eswet.eu/documents/how-do-we-manage-non-recyclable-waste/) - Check out what is non-recyclable waste and what are the options to treat it. In 2019, Europeans generated around 220 million tons of municipal waste. Slightly more than half of this amount - 116 million tons - was considered non-recyclable waste, thus treatable by Waste-to-Energy plants or landfills only. In this video, you'll find explained
- [Don't miss the insightful presentations seen during the Waste-to-Energy & the City Conference](https://eswet.eu/documents/dont-miss-the-insightful-presentations-seen-during-the-waste-to-energy-the-city-conference/) - On 16 May 2023, ESWET held a hybrid Conference, co-hosted by the European Committee of the Regions, gathering high-level speakers to discuss the role of Waste-to-Energy in tackling local challenges, helping achieve EU energy & sustainability goals, and showcase successful examples that already benefit EU citizens. What is the positive impact of WtE in urban
- [ESWET Activity Report 2022](https://eswet.eu/documents/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 carried out during 2022. A changing and demanding Waste-to-Energy environment: making a sector more resilient Activity Report– Web version / Print version For more than 18 years, ESWET has shared the expertise of the European suppliers of
- [ESWET Position on the European Consultation on the proposed revision of the Implementing Regulation on the monitoring and reporting of GHG.](https://eswet.eu/documents/eswet-position-on-the-european-consultation-on-the-proposed-revision-of-the-implementing-regulation-on-the-monitoring-and-reporting-of-ghg/) - The EU's monitoring and reporting rules (MRR) for CO2 emissions are a crucial tool in the fight against climate change. They promote transparency, accountability, and informed decision-making, eventually helping to reduce GHG emissions from the EU industry and limit the adverse effects of global warming. Monitoring and reporting of emissions is a cornerstone of the
- [ESWET Position on the European Commission’s Call for Evidence on Industrial Carbon Management – CCUS Deployment](https://eswet.eu/documents/eswet-eswet-position-on-the-european-commissions-call-for-evidence-on-industrial-carbon-management-carbon-capture-utilisation-and-storage-deployment/) - Technologies manufactured by the ESWET members are the heart of most of the Waste-to-Energy plants in Europe and worldwide, allowing the recovery of energy and materials from non-recyclable waste. Waste-to-energy plants treat Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) fractions that can neither be reused nor recycled, playing a key role in reducing waste volume and emissions to
- [ESWET Position on the European Commission's Public Consultation on Heat Pumps](https://eswet.eu/documents/eswet-position-on-the-european-commissions-public-consultation-on-heat-pumps/) - The European Commission has recently announced the future adoption of a Heat Pumps action plan to accelerate the implementation of this technology across the EU, opening a public consultation which ESWET has promptly replied to. Such an action plan will include specific measures to be undertaken at the EU, national, regional, and local levels to
- [The European suppliers of WtE welcome the European Commission's proposal for a Net Zero Industry Act](https://eswet.eu/documents/the-european-suppliers-of-wte-welcome-the-european-commissions-proposal-for-a-net-zero-industry-act/) - The European suppliers of WtE welcome the European Commission's proposal for a Net Zero Industry Act, as this initiative aims to scale up the manufacturing of clean technologies in the EU thus accelerating the progress towards the EU's 2030 climate and energy targets. ESWET is particularly in alignment with the Commission’s view on including electrolysers
- [Contractual Guidelines for the Waste-to-Energy Sector](https://eswet.eu/documents/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 sector. Download the document here! Between 2020 and 2022, ESWET members and other stakeholders from the Waste-to-Energy sector gathered to identify common contractual issues and to advise ways to find the most appropriate solutions for
- [From carbon neutral to carbon negative: Waste to Energy on the path to CCUS](https://eswet.eu/documents/from-carbon-neutral-to-carbon-negative-ccus-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 the Secretariat over the last year to assess the remaining regulatory and technical obstacles. Launched in September 2021, the ESWET CCUS working group has already held 8 meetings to discuss all aspects of CCUS and
- [Biogenic emissions from Waste-to-Energy plants should be part of the carbon removal certification](https://eswet.eu/documents/biogenic-emissions-from-waste-to-energy-plants-should-be-part-of-the-carbon-removal-certification/) - Brussels, 30 November 2022 ESWET welcomes the European Commission’s proposal on the certification of carbon removal and would like to highlight that Waste-to-Energy should be included because of its share of biogenic emissions. The primary function of Waste-to-Energy plants is the safe treatment of non-recyclable waste, meaning there is no option for the sector to
- [Contractual Guidelines](https://eswet.eu/documents/contractual-guidelines/) - The contractual guidelines aim at helping stakeholders involved in Waste-to-Energy projects to achieve balanced contractual terms at reduced transaction costs. Download the document here! Between 2020 and 2022, ESWET members and other stakeholders from the Waste-to-Energy sector gathered to identify common contractual issues and to advise ways to find the most appropriate solutions for all parties
- [The EU should reaffirm the role of Waste-to-Energy in the circular economy](https://eswet.eu/documents/the-eu-should-reaffirm-the-role-of-waste-to-energy-in-the-circular-economy/) - Brussels, 18 October 2022 ESWET welcomes the European Commission’s 2023 Work Programme and the renewal of the Green Deal’s ambitions. The current energy crisis has brought to light the necessity and the urgency of accelerating the energy transition. This requires maximising the use of all clean sources of energy, including the affordable and efficient electricity
- [Activity Report 2021](https://eswet.eu/documents/activity-report-2021/) - ESWET Activity Report 2021 – Web version / Print version
- [ESR or ETS: Waste treatments should be in the same basket](https://eswet.eu/documents/esr-or-ets-waste-treatments-should-be-in-the-same-basket/) - Keeping the waste management chain united is essential to prevent legal and illegal landfills and keep up with the EU efforts towards decarbonisation. The full position paper: “ESWET position on the proposed revision of the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) Directive and the Effort Sharing Regulation (ESR)“ is available here. In July 2021, with
- [ESWET’s reaction to the proposed inclusion of Waste-to-Energy in the EU ETS](https://eswet.eu/documents/eswets-reaction-to-the-proposed-inclusion-of-waste-to-energy-in-the-eu-ets/) - As the report proposes the inclusion of Waste-to-Energy in the EU ETS in 2028, ESWET assesses positively the measures introduced to support it. ESWET welcomes the ENVI Committee draft report on the revision of the EU ETS provided that any inclusion of the Waste-to-Energy sector in the ETS is supported by concrete measures to avoid disruption
- [Dioxins and Waste-to-Energy plants : New report on the State of the Art](https://eswet.eu/documents/dioxins-and-waste-to-energy-plants-new-report-on-the-state-of-the-art-2/) - ESWET is co-signing a report prepared with CEWEP showing how Waste-to-Energy plants act as a pollution sink. Contrary to recent claims from anti-incineration groups, European WtE plants have demonstrated very low emissions and impact on their surroundings. The Waste-to-Energy sector is one of the most strictly regulated industrial sectors in Europe. While a lot has been
- [Waste-to-Energy secures local, affordable energy for Europe](https://eswet.eu/documents/waste-to-energy-secures-local-affordable-energy-for-europe/) - Waste-to-Energy has a significant potential to reduce our dependency on gas imports while participating in the efforts towards a carbon-neutral Europe. Waste-to-Energy (WtE, or waste incineration with energy recovery) plants treat municipal and similar commercial and industrial waste which is not suitable for recycling and would otherwise be buried in landfills. This non-recyclable waste is
- [Waste-to-Energy and decarbonisation in the EU](https://eswet.eu/documents/waste-to-energy-and-decarbonisation-in-the-eu/) - ESWET welcomes the European Commission’s roadmap on the carbon removal certification and would like to highlight the potential of the Waste-to-Energy sector in contributing to the decarbonisation efforts. The certification of carbon removals by the European Commission is a positive first step in the successful implementation of carbon capture, storage and utilisation (CCUS) technologies in
- [RePowerEU supports non-recyclable biomass waste as an important resource for our energy security](https://eswet.eu/documents/repowereu-supports-non-recyclable-biomass-waste-as-an-important-resource-for-our-energy-security/) - The Commission action plan highlights that non-recyclable biomass waste can help Europe move away from imported natural gas. Now, the ENVI Committee of the European Parliament might want to reconsider its views on the revision of the Renewable Energy Directive. ESWET welcomes the RePowerEU Joint European Action Plan adopted today, which rightfully supports the use of non-recyclable biomass waste for
- [EVENT – Path to Net-Zero: Is Waste-To-Energy part of the Solution?](https://eswet.eu/documents/event-path-to-net-zero-is-waste-to-energy-part-of-the-solution/) - On Tuesday 21 June, CEWEP and ESWET organise an event to present the path taken by the Waste-to-Energy sector to get to Net-Zero. REGISTER HERE: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/path-to-net-zero-is-waste-to-energy-part-of-the-solution-tickets-350384989937 In Europe, around 500 Waste-to-Energy plants thermally treat the fraction of municipal waste that cannot be prevented or recycled, more than 60 million tonnes of waste per year that would otherwise be landfilled!
- [Dioxins and Waste-to-Energy plants : New report on the State of the Art](https://eswet.eu/documents/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 claims from anti-incineration groups, European WtE plants have demonstrated very low emissions and impact on their surroundings. The Waste-to-Energy sector is one of the most strictly regulated industrial sectors in Europe. While a lot has
- [Waste-to-Energy 2050: Clean Technologies for Sustainable Waste Management](https://eswet.eu/documents/waste-to-energy-2050/) - Full document: ESWET_Vision2050 Infographic: "The Waste-to-Energy Plant of the Future" Waste management is a crucial topic for the sustainable development of our society. Worldwide, waste generation is expected to grow by roughly 60% by 2050 (World Bank data). The cooperation of all the parties involved – politics, research, industry, policymakers and civil society – is
- [Waste-to-Hydrogen: a valid tool to help decarbonise the EU industry](https://eswet.eu/documents/waste-to-hydrogen-a-valid-tool-to-help-decarbonise-the-eu-industry/) - ESWET expresses its support to the draft gas package presented within the second batch of the “Fit for 55 package”, since it recognises the important decarbonisation potential of low-carbon hydrogen which can be generated by Waste-to-Hydrogen technologies. The proposal for a new “EU hydrogen and gas markets decarbonisation package” rightly seizes the urgence of up-taking
- [EU Waste Shipment Regulation should not incentivise landfills capacity](https://eswet.eu/documents/eu-waste-shipment-regulation-should-not-incentivise-landfills-capacity/) - To safeguard sustainable treatment of waste in Europe, the proposed new waste shipment Regulation needs clear rules for intra-EU shipments. ESWET welcomes the Commission’s proposal to revise the waste shipment Regulation to reduce waste exports and treat municipal waste in Europe under EU standards but calls for coherent and clearer rules for intra-EU shipments. Under EU law,
- [Four Reasons To Support Waste-to-Energy](https://eswet.eu/documents/four-reasons-to-support-waste-to-energy/) - Highlighting the key benefits of Waste-to-Energy (WtE) as a circular, low-carbon and low-polluting waste management option. Click here for the pdf version Waste-to-Energy for a clean circular economy Waste-to-Energy treats non-recyclable waste: waste that cannot be recycled, ensuring a clean recycling stream and recovering energy for homes, offices and industry. Together with waste prevention, reuse
- [Municipal Waste Treatment in the EU in 2019](https://eswet.eu/documents/municipal-waste-treatment-in-the-eu-in-2019/) - Eurostat data show once again that recycling and Waste-to-Energy are growing hand-in-hand to reduce landfills and improve EU waste management. Download here the Fact sheet in Pdf. Data confirm that EU countries performing well with recycling prefer to send their share of non-recyclable waste to Waste-to-Energy plants. Unfortunately, too many EU member states still send
- [Energy, Heat, Steam and Materials from Waste](https://eswet.eu/documents/energy-heat-steam-and-materials-from-waste/) - Waste incineration is commonly known as the technique of combustion of nonrecyclable waste. Not everyone knows that in exchange, Waste-to-Energy plants recover electricity, heat, steam, and secondary raw materials. Click here for the pdf version. Electricity and Heat In 2019 in Europe, Waste-to-Energy plants generated around 40 billion kWh of electricity and 90 billion kWh
- [ESWET Position for the Proposed Revision of the Renewable Energy Directive](https://eswet.eu/documents/eswet-position-for-the-proposed-revision-of-the-renewable-energy-directive/) - ESWET advocates in favour of the proposed revision of the Renewable Energy Directive, which sets increased renewable energy targets for the EU. Waste-to-Energy constitutes the link between circular economy and renewable energy: it ensures that non-recyclable waste – including the residues of recycling processes – is safely managed, and used as a resource thanks to
- [Waste-to-Hydrogen solutions for sustainable mobility](https://eswet.eu/documents/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 the production of hydrogen. On July 2021, ESWET released the following reports on Waste-to-Hydrogen: "Waste-to-Hydrogen: A Circular Approach to Waste Management and Transport" "Waste-to-Hydrogen: An Introduction for the EU Policymakers" "Waste-to-Hydrogen: An Introduction for the
- [It’s high time we tackle methane emissions from waste](https://eswet.eu/documents/its-high-time-we-tackle-methane-emissions-from-waste/) - With the new report on methane emissions, the European Parliament supports bold actions to minimise the damages methane causes to the environment. The waste sector cannot be left out of the process. Brussels, 28 September 2021 – ESWET – the European Suppliers of Waste-to-Energy technology welcomes the European Parliament ENVI Committee’s report underlining the need for
- [“Waste-to-Energy: The Beauty or The Beast?”](https://eswet.eu/documents/waste-to-energy-the-beauty-or-the-beast/) - Watch the recording of the event here! Download the slides of the presentations here! How will European waste management look like in the next thirty years? Can we avoid the generation of non-recyclable waste? Can Waste-to-Energy become carbon neutral thanks to the integration of CCS? These are some of the questions that have been addressed
- [“Fit for 55” – The waste management sector works together to reduce emissions](https://eswet.eu/documents/fit-for-55-the-waste-management-sector-works-together-to-reduce-emissions/) - As reflected in the proposals included in the “Fit for 55” climate package, sustainable waste management may contribute to the European goals of emissions reduction. Waste-to-Energy has an instrumental role in the treatment of non-recyclable waste. On the day of the publication of the “Fit for 55” climate package, ESWET aims to reaffirm Waste-to-Energy’s essential
- [Activity Report 2020](https://eswet.eu/documents/activity-report-2020/) - ESWET Activity Report 2020 – Web version / Print version
- [Webinar: Hydrogen Innovation for Waste-to-Wheels Solution](https://eswet.eu/documents/webinar-hydrogen-innovation-for-waste-to-wheels-solution/) - On 27 May 2021, CEWEP and ESWET organised a webinar to explore the potential of Waste-to-Energy in hydrogen generation. Find again the slides and the video recording! Hydrogen is expected to become one of the drivers of the EU’s Green Recovery in the next years. Fuel cells offer a range of potential applications including in
- [ESWET - Presentation for Potential Members](https://eswet.eu/documents/eswet-presentation-for-potential-members/) - Join ESWET, the European association representing manufacturers in the field of Waste-to-Energy Technology! ESWET promotes Waste-to-Energy with a wide range of activities across different tools and channels. We organise events on circular economy, energy and the environment, and we regularly exchange with EU policymakers to provide the latest information on Waste-to-Energy. We publish informative and
- [ESWET’s comments on the public consultation on the EU ETS revision](https://eswet.eu/documents/eswets-comments-public-consultation-revision-eu-ets/) - ESWET welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the revision of the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS). ESWET believes that the waste management sector can greatly contribute to reaching climate neutrality by 2050 and that energy recovery from non-recyclable waste will play a major role in the transition to a more sustainable economy, as a
- [Waste-To-Energy has still a place in the EU Taxonomy](https://eswet.eu/documents/waste-to-energy-has-still-a-place-in-the-eu-taxonomy/) - Together with the recognition of anaerobic digestion, the broader inclusion of Waste-To-Energy in the EU Taxonomy would have been a positive signal for the whole waste management sector. In the wake of the publication of the first Delegated Act, ESWET – the European association representing the suppliers of Waste-to-Energy technology – reaffirms its support to the EU Taxonomy as
- [“The Beauty in the Beast”: showcasing Waste-to-Energy’s hidden beauties!](https://eswet.eu/documents/the-beauty-in-the-beast-showcasing-waste-to-energy-hidden-beauties/) - ESWET invites you on a journey through five different stories to discover Waste-to-Energy's contribution to a sustainable future! Waste-to-Energy manages non-recyclable waste – waste which is unfit for recycling and reuse – and transforms it into a resource, recovering energy and materials and avoiding landfills. The Beauty in the Beast campaign aims to spotlight the unexpected solutions offered by Waste-to-Energy to support the EU Green Deal’s ambitions to
- [IED revision: better implementation for improved waste management](https://eswet.eu/documents/ied-revision-better-implementation-for-improved-waste-management/) - ESWET welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the Industrial Emission Directive revision. Better implementation of the IED would further strengthen the waste management sector's leading role in pollution prevention. The waste management sector is, by definition, a key actor in pollution prevention. Under the Industrial Emissions Directive (IED), which regulates pollutant emissions from industrial installations,
- [Including Waste-to-Energy in the EU ETS won’t help sustainable waste management](https://eswet.eu/documents/including-waste-to-energy-eu-ets-wont-help/) - ESWET welcomes the public consultation on the EU ETS’ revision and calls for an efficient EU waste management framework aligned with the EU Green Deal. ESWET welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the EU Emissions Trading System’s revision (EU ETS). The waste management sector bears an essential role in the EU’s ambition to achieve carbon
- [Waste Incineration BREF - One Year Later](https://eswet.eu/documents/webinar-waste-incineration-bref/) - Download here slides and takeaways from the panel discussion: https://bit.ly/3rQL7Be Watch the recording on YouTube: https://youtu.be/wrKiv9O9kbo The Waste Incineration BREF is the basis to reassess and update the environmental permits of waste incineration plants in Europe. Within 4 years from the date of the publication, all the EU plants have to comply with the requirements
- [ESWET’S Comments on the revision of the Industrial Emissions Directive](https://eswet.eu/documents/eswets-comments-on-the-revision-of-the-industrial-emissions-directive/) - ESWET welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the Industrial Emission Directive revision. Better implementation of the IED would further strengthen the waste management sector's leading role in pollution prevention. The waste management sector is, by definition, a key actor in pollution prevention. Under the Industrial Emissions Directive (IED), which regulates pollutant emissions from industrial installations,
- [ESWET's comments on the public consultation on the Action Plan towards zero pollution](https://eswet.eu/documents/eswets-comments-public-consultation-action-plan-zero-pollution/) - ESWET welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the initiative of the European Commission for securing clean air, water and soil, healthy ecosystems and a healthy living environment for Europeans. As a preliminary statement, ESWET would like to underline the difficulty of assessing cross-sector options in the consultation process without a clear view of each sector
- [ESWET's comments on the review of the Renewable Energy Directive](https://eswet.eu/documents/eswets-comments-on-the-review-of-the-renewable-energy-directive/) - ESWET welcomes the European Commission’s public consultation on the review of the Renewable Energy Directive (Directive (EU) 2018/2001). ESWET would like to highlight the role that Waste-to-Energy can play in the transition to a carbon-free society, in particular with regards to the provision of reliable renewable energy and the prevention of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
- [ESWET's comment on the Circular Economy report by the EU Parliament](https://eswet.eu/documents/eswet-comment-circular-economy-report-parliament-2/) - On 27 January 2021, the EU Parliament released a balanced report on the path to Circular Economy. ESWET welcomes the vote and calls for the respect of the waste hierarchy to improve sustainable waste management in Europe. ESWET welcomes the European Parliament's report on the EU Circular Economy Action Plan. In particular, the Parliament acknowledged
- [General Presentation of Waste-to-Energy](https://eswet.eu/documents/general-presentation-of-waste-to-energy/) - Waste-to-Energy: a Sustainable Waste Management Solution Click here for the presentation in pdf
- [Sustainable finance – EU classification system for green investments (Eu Taxonomy)](https://eswet.eu/documents/sustainable-finance-eu-classification-system-for-green-investments-eu-taxonomy/) - Feedback on the EU Taxonomy Brussels, 27 April 2020 Click here for a copy of the feedback in pdf
- [Can Waste-to-Energy Become Carbon Negative?](https://eswet.eu/documents/can-waste-to-energy-become-carbon-negative/) - On Friday 27 November, an online panel discussion took place on the development of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) in Waste-to-Energy with three speakers from EU institutions, industry, and research.  Download here the slides of the presentation and the takeaways from the session! A conversation with Jannicke Bjerkas, Director CCS Fortum Oslo Varme David
- [Explanatory and Guidance document on Waste Incineration BREF and BAT conclusions](https://eswet.eu/documents/explanatory-and-guidance-waste-incineration-bref-bat-conclusions/) - CEWEP, ESWET, FEAD and Euroheat & Power published a Guidance document to explain the most difficult issues of the Waste Incineration BREF and relative BAT conclusions The Waste Incineration BAT conclusions, the basis to reassess and update the environmental permits of waste incineration plants in Europe, have been adopted by the European Commission and have
- [INERIS Report on accuracy of air emissions measurement](https://eswet.eu/documents/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 emissions, in particular in the framework of the Industrial Emissions Directive (IED). The focus of the study is on the reliability and accuracy of measurements at very low concentrations, which has significant implications on the
- [Municipal Waste Treatment in the EU in 2018](https://eswet.eu/documents/municipal-waste-treatment-in-the-eu-in-2018/) - An overview of how municipal waste is generated and treated in the EU with the support of EUROSTAT figures. Click here for the Pdf version
- [Activity Report 2017](https://eswet.eu/documents/activity-report-2017/) - ESWET Activity Report 2017 – Web version
- [Activity Report 2019](https://eswet.eu/documents/activity-report-2019/) - ESWET Activity Report 2019 - Web version / Print version
- [Activity Report 2018](https://eswet.eu/documents/activity-report-2018/) - ESWET Activity Report 2018 – Web version / Print version
- [Waste-to-Energy’s contribution to the “Long-term EU greenhouse gas emissions reductions strategy”](https://eswet.eu/documents/waste-to-energy-contribution-greenhouse-gas-emissions-reductions-strategy/) - In light of the EU’s long-term greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reductions strategy, the Waste-to-Energy sector would like to outline some key directions the EU should take in order to decarbonise waste management as well as the energy sector. Waste-to-Energy provides an environmentally sound and cost-effective way to treat residual waste. It is an important tool
- [EU Taxonomy – Waste-to-Energy can be sustainable](https://eswet.eu/documents/eu-taxonomy-waste-to-energy-sustainable/) - In light of the political agreement text, the Technical Expert Group (TEG) has recommended bringing Waste-to-Energy for further consideration to the Platform on Sustainable Finance. ESWET and CEWEP welcome the report on the “EU Taxonomy” published by the Technical Expert Group (TEG) on sustainable finance, with the positive remarks of the experts emphasising that “WtE has a
- [BAT Conclusions for Waste Incineration – ESWET reaction](https://eswet.eu/documents/bat-conclusions-waste-incineration-eswet/) - Setting new standards of excellence for the Waste-to-Energy sector ESWET welcomes the publication by the European Commission of the Best Available Techniques (BAT) Conclusions for Waste Incineration (WI), setting new requirements for the Waste-to-Energy (WtE) sector. These new standards of excellence confirm Waste-to-Energy as the most sustainable waste management option for non-recyclable waste, as opposed to
- [We need more ambition to divert waste from landfilling](https://eswet.eu/documents/common-statement-circular-economy-action-plan/) - Measures to prevent the leaking of waste streams suitable for recycling or recovery to large-scale landfills are missing, even if needed, in the new Circular Economy Action Plan. (Common Statement signed by CEWEP, ESWET, EUROHEAT & POWER, FEAD, MUNICIPAL WASTE EUROPE) Representatives of European Organisations dealing with sustainable resource management welcome the European Commission’s ambition
- [A resilient waste management system to overcome the next crisis](https://eswet.eu/documents/resilient-waste-management-to-overcome-next-crisis/) - Public authorities are now planning the post-coronavirus recovery, but the worst mistake would be to endure, fix, then forget. To prevent further environmental and health issues, a resilient waste management system is crucial. Hygienisation through Waste-to-Energy plays a key part in it. The COVID-19 outbreak is showing the increasing number of challenges the world has
- [Elaboration of contractual guidelines for the Waste-to-Energy sector](https://eswet.eu/documents/elaboration-of-contractual-guidelines-for-the-waste-to-energy-sector/) - Contractual uncertainties can hamper the efficiency needed by European waste management. To improve this issue, ESWET aims to coordinate the development of guidelines for the stakeholders of the Waste-to-Energy sector. ESWET – the European Suppliers of Waste-to-Energy Technology – is currently working on the elaboration of non-binding guidelines to address contractual uncertainties and challenges in
- [What Role for the Treatment of Non-Recyclable Waste in the EU Taxonomy?](https://eswet.eu/documents/what-role-for-non-recyclable-waste-eu-taxonomy/) - In light of the adoption of the EU Taxonomy by the European Parliament, ESWET invites the future Platform on Sustainable Finance to define technical criteria for Waste-to-Energy that take into account its role within the waste hierarchy, its complementarity with recycling and its impact in landfill diversion. With the release of the policy briefing “What
- [ESWET: Time to ensure sustainable waste shipments in Europe](https://eswet.eu/documents/eswet-time-to-ensure-sustainable-waste-shipments-in-europe-2/) - ESWET welcomes the Commission’s initiative to carry out a revision of the Waste Shipment Regulation as a right step in the path of the European Green Deal. Proper waste management is a key aspect of the green transition. Over the past decades, exports of waste to non-European countries have risen steadily, pushing the waste issue
- [Joint-statement on the role of Waste-to-Energy in the EU Taxonomy](https://eswet.eu/documents/joint-statement-waste-to-energy-eu-taxonomy/) - Nine trade associations across various sectors published a joint-statement to positively consider Waste-to-Energy in the EU Taxonomy! The joint statement "The Role of Waste-to-Energy in the EU Taxonomy" underlines the contribution of Waste-to-Energy towards a sustainable Europe, thanks to its role in energy and material self-sufficiency, its complementarity with recycling and renewable energy, but also
- [Hong Kong’s first Integrated Waste Management Facility](https://eswet.eu/documents/hong-kongs-first-integrated-waste-management-facility/) - The Waste-to-Energy island in Hong Kong will prevent landfilling of 1,2 million tonnes of non-recyclable waste, which results in carbon emissions savings of 440.000 tonnes per year. The article is the first of a series provided by ESWET members to support ESWET Vision 2050 for the future of Waste-to-Energy.

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