PolicyCircular Economy
The need for WtE depends on the amount of unavoidable unrecyclable waste that society produces…
While Residuals Should Have Secure Treatment…
CEWEP’s article published in Waste Management World Magazine…
An Editorial by Peter Quicker, Stefano Consonni and Mario Grosso, renown Professors in the field…
CEWEP reacts to European Commission’s new Circular Economy Action Plan…
CEWEP reacts to European Commission’s 2018 Circular Economy Package…
CEWEP reacts to preliminary agreement between European Parliament and Council…
CEWEP joins recyclers for a common statement…
CEWEP co-signs joint statement…
Joint letter warns about misdirected investments and no circular economy…
In May 2017, CEWEP and other stakeholders delivered common statements on key issues in discussion under the Circular Economy Package…
There will always be residual waste that is not good for recycling. However it does not mean that we cannot recover energy and materials from it.
by Paul H. Brunner, Vienna University of Technology
by Costas A. Velis, University of Leeds and Paul H. Brunner, Vienna University of Technology
Relevant documents
Circular Economy
Towards a Circular Economy European Commision Documents
Residual waste treatment factsheet 2020
Towards a Circular Economy
