EU Waste Shipment Regulation should not incentivize landfill capacity

To safeguard sustainable treatment of waste in Europe, the proposed new waste shipment Regulation needs clear rules for intra-EU shipments

Philippines to get Asia’s most advanced WtE plant

Province of Cebu in the Philippines accepted a proposal to build a 36-megawatt High Efficiency Waste-to-Energy (HE WtE) facility

Dutch group to build Palestine’s first WtE facility

Amsterdam Waste Environmental Consultancy & Technology will build, own and operate the first Waste-to-Energy (WtE) plant in Palestine and in the wider region

Waste-to-Energy has still a place in the EU Taxonomy

New European Act fails to reflect a comprehensive approach for waste management

IED revision: Better implementation for improved waste management

Better implementation of the Industrial Emission Directive (IED) would further strengthen the waste management sector's leading role in pollution prevention

Cypriot cement plant commissions heavy-duty shredder

Instead of letting pandemic lethargy set in, Enerco – Energy Recovery Ltd, an associated company of Vassiliko Cement Works, commissioned a Lindner shredder to shred high-calorific refuse derived fuels (RDF).

Invest in additional waste-to-energy capacity only if needed

CEWEP statement on so called “lock-in” effect and Waste-to-Energy capacity planning in the Circular Economy

Can Australia safely burn waste to make fuel like they do in Denmark?

Policy-makers are increasingly asking if the country can instead safely burn waste as fuel

Ecogensus wins European patent

HARTFORD, Conn., – Ecogensus, LLC is receiving a patent in Europe for its process of converting solid wastes into fuel. The European Patent Office’s issued a notice that…

Can Waste-to-Energy become carbon negative? 

On Friday 27 November, an online panel discussion on the development of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) in Waste-to-Energy