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AVR, a Dutch Waste-to-Energy company, will start building a large-scale CO2 capture system in its Duiven plant. The captured CO2 will feed greenhouses.
Two plants in construction have become the newest members of the European Waste-to-Energy operators‘ community.
See the Waste-to-Energy industry barometer 2017 conducted by ecoprog and supported by CEWEP as in the years before.
New CEWEP President and Deputy-Presidents discuss the role of Waste-to-Energy and CEWEP in 2017…
CEWEP’s General Assembly elected Mr Paul De Bruycker, who will replace Ferdinand Kleppmann, the founder of CEWEP and President for more than 15 years…
North London Waste Authority is the latest member of the Confederation of Waste-to-Energy Plants…
Interview with Ferdinand Kleppmann, CEWEP’s outgoing President, about the past 15 years…
CEWEP and key stakeholders react to the publication of the Best Available Techniques reference document…
A recent study by ADEME (the French Environment Protection Agency) analyses the current status and upcoming developments for residual waste treatment in France…
In May 2017, CEWEP and other stakeholders delivered common statements on key issues in discussion under the Circular Economy Package…
Key waste management actors address the involvement of Malta in the Circular Economy discussions…
Stowarzyszenie Producentów Energii z Odpadów is the latest member of the Confederation…
From 2018 onwards ECLUSE will transport steam to six local customers in Waasland Port…
CEWEP supports ISWA’s action against the largest dumpsites in the world…
