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CopenHill: A Plan(t) For The Future – The Beauty in the Beast #2
Click here to discover “The Beauty in the Beast” campaign! A cosy living room, a small garden covered in snow,…
“Waste Incineration BREF – One Year Later”. Slides and recording available
Download here slides and takeaways from the panel discussion: https://bit.ly/3rQL7Be Watch the recording on YouTube: https://youtu.be/wrKiv9O9kbo The Waste Incineration BREF…
Integration of CCS in Waste-to-Energy plants a step closer
Launched at the end of 2020, the EU Innovation Fund is one of the European funding instruments for projects related…
IED revision: better implementation for improved waste management
The waste management sector is, by definition, a key actor in pollution prevention. Under the Industrial Emissions Directive (IED), which…
“The Beauty in the Beast”. A campaign to showcase Waste-to-Energy’s hidden beauties!
Waste-to-Energy manages non-recyclable waste – waste which is unfit for recycling and reuse – and transforms it into a resource,…
Three ESWET position papers released in February 2021
In February 2021, ESWET released three position papers, replying to several public consultations launched by the European Commission. You can…
Video – How do we manage non-recyclable waste?
In 2019, Europeans generated around 220 million tons of municipal waste. Slightly more than half of this amount – 116 million tons –…
Including Waste-to-Energy in the EU ETS won’t help sustainable waste management
ESWET welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the EU Emissions Trading System’s revision (EU ETS). The waste management sector bears…
ESWET’s comment on the Circular Economy report by the EU Parliament
ESWET welcomes the European Parliament’s report on the EU Circular Economy Action Plan. In particular, the Parliament acknowledged resource efficiency’s…
Nooter/Eriksen is a new member of ESWET!
Nooter/Eriksen is an employee-owned company with subsidiaries that have specialized in the design, manufacturing and construction of steel products for…