Waste-to-Energy is more than just burning waste!

10.11.2020

Waste incineration is commonly known as the technique of combustion of non-recyclable waste. Not everyone knows that in exchange, Waste-to-Energy plants recover electricity, heat, steam, and secondary raw materials.

ESWET Fact Sheet_Energy, Heat, Steam and Materials from WtE

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.

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