Waste to Energy

A newly released analysis by the European Environment Agency (EEA) takes a close look at methane emissions in the EU. The report also...

At the WtE Beacon conference in Stockholm, Sweden, ISWA’s Björn Appelqvist highlighted the urgent need for sustainable waste management...

The twelfth edition of the ISWA Beacon WtE Conference brought together the world's leading experts in waste-to-energy recovery in Stockholm...

From February 5 to 6 Bioenergy360, the expo for bioenergy and bioeconomy will take place in Nantes, France. The movers and shakers of the...

Swiss-based green technology company Kanadevia Inova is boosting its commitment to accelerating decarbonisation with the acquisition of...

Philippe Larretche, Veolia Group’s Innovation Director for Energy and Climate, discusses the company’s bold 2050 net-zero plan. From...

Methane is a major cause of global warming, with the waste sector contributing significantly. Biogas and biomethane offer a sustainable...

The Circular Economy and Waste Management conference at ENVIRONTEC featured presentations on circular economy and waste management...

KOMPOTEC GmbH's new energy plant in Nieheim was inaugurated on 8 November. The ceremony was attended by political and business...

At COP29 in Baku, ISWA is contributing to the global climate agenda. Waste management is now part of the conference's climate action...

In 2020, Eggersmann Anlagenbau introduced the Eggersmann FUEL process at the Ecocem plant in Sulaymaniyah, converting municipal solid waste...

While reducing emissions is crucial, reaching net-zero goals will also require substantial carbon removal initiatives. Innovation in every...

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is seen as an essential technology to deliver climate neutrality, especially for carbon-intensive...

The use of anaerobic digestion for the treatment of wastewater (and other effluent streams) has increased steadily in recent years. Guest...

In the fight against global climate change, appeals for savings and the expansion of renewable energies are not enough. That's why...