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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…
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…
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…
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….
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…
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!…
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…
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…
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…
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…