Paul De Bruycker

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Waste-to-Energy

CEWEP-report: European Waste-to-Energy sector’s contribution to EU Net Zero

The European Waste-to-Energy sector is already carbon neutral today and with adequate political support it can become carbon negative in the future, according to the new CEWEP Waste-to-Energy Climate Roadmap presented on 21st June 2022 in Brussels.

Jun 27, 2022
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