An energy recovery facility (ERF) prepared for cogeneration, processing up to 370,000 tons of waste annually, with complete combustion and heat recovery system.

The new Tuas Nexus IWMF plant in Singapore includes a waste-to-energy (WTE) facility and a materials recovery facility (MRF), handling 2,900 tons per day to generate 80 MWe/year.

A new waste-to-energy cogeneration plant will prevent 216,000 tons per year of household and commercial waste from reaching landfill by generating 21 MW at Earls Gate, Grangemouth (Scotland).

Standardkessel Baumgarte will build a new Energy from Waste (EfW) plant for EEW Energy from Waste Stapelfeld GmbH, replacing a facility in Stapelfeld. The new plant will have two units, including thermal waste treatment.

New waste-to-energy plant, KEBAG Enova Emmenspitz, in Zuchwil, Canton Solotthurn (Switzerland), with two combustion lines to process 221,000 tons of municipal waste.

The waste-to-energy (WtE) project in Vinča, Belgrade, will optimize waste management for the 1.7 million inhabitants with a 56 MWth and 25 MWe cogeneration power plant.

Eco Park, a cluster of facilities in Surrey, manages household waste. It includes anaerobic digestion for 40,000 tons of food waste and a gasification plant for the treatment of waste remaining after recycling.

Hong Kong’s first comprehensive municipal solid waste management facility, it is central to the city’s waste management strategy.

The Protos EfW – Energy from Waste plant will treat the residual fraction of municipal solid waste (MSW) and commercial and industrial waste (C&I), being a technical project in a competitive market.