waste to energy

This year's CEWEP Congress highlighted WtE's evolving role in the EU sustainability strategy. Stakeholders and experts from all over Europe...

As the world transitions to renewable energy, Waste-to-Energy (WtE) emerges as a solution that addresses waste management and contributes...

ESWET, the European association representing manufacturers in the field of Waste-to-Energy, welcomes the new EU action plan on steel and...

Every year since 2012 CEWEP's Industry Barometer Waste-to-Energy takes a closer look at the state of the sector. The findings for 2024...

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...

As CEO of Finnish emissions monitoring company Gasmet, Nenne Nordström is pursuing her dream of making a difference in the world ‒ both for...

Results from the pioneering Austrian CO2 conversion project were presented and the next steps worked out at the expert meeting.

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

In the scientific arena of environmental solutions, Waste-to-Energy (WtE) emerges as a compelling narrative of transformation, a testimony...

Pyrum Innovations AG continues international expansion: A new plant in the Czech Republic to have a capacity of 20,000 tonnes of...

As one of the two world's biggest sugar producers India also produces a lot of sugarcane waste. The country uses this waste for energy...

A pioneering new project in Norwich (UK) turns waste into an energy source, using a system run on solar power.

As bottom ash recycling becomes the norm, the fly ash generated during the combustion process seems to be forgotten. But instead of...