Include:

Boosting alternative energy from waste

Reducing dependence on landfills

Ensuring environmental protection

Link to CEWEP's aims

Energising waste - a win-win situation 

CEWEP and 10 other European associations published a joint statement on the European Energy Roadmap 2050.

CEWEP and other European organizations (CECODHAS, COGEN, EFIEES, energycities, Euroheat & Power) published a  a joint statement on the Energy Efficiency Directive published by the Commission on 22 June 2011.

http://www.energy-from-waste-uk.co.uk/ 

CEWEP and other European organizations (CECODHAS, COGEN, EFIEES, energycities, Euroheat & Power) published a ‘Heat paper’ calling for a European strategy on heating and cooling 

Please find below a copy of CEWEP's statement on the Commission's Green paper on the management of bio-waste in the EU (COM(2008) 811 final) and an example of experience in Ireland.

European associations present Waste-to-Energy and the role it plays in sustainable waste management

CEWEP welcomes the approach the Commission has taken on the revision of the Waste Framework Directive (WFD), in particular regarding the clarification of the definition of (energy) recovery with regard to Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) Incinerators, based on energy efficiency criteria.