The Victorian Government has launched a new recycling facility in Melton that will recover resources from waste, cut greenhouse emissions and produce enough renewable energy to power Western Water’s Recycled Water Plant.
Read moreNew VIC WtE Facility to convert liquid food waste into biogas
For Australia to meet its ambitious recovery targets, government cannot ignore the role of waste-to-energy facilities, writes Rose Read, National Waste and Recycling Industry Council CEO.
Read moreThe role of WtE in meeting the resource recovery challenge
An international consortium has started development on one of the world’s largest waste-to-energy projects in Dubai, with finance loan agreements finalised with the Japan Bank for International Cooperation.
Read moreDevelopment underway on one of the world’s largest WtE projects
A 25-year contract with Avertas Energy will see Blue Phoenix Group’s incinerator bottom ash processing technology on Australian shores for the first time.
Building off the success of its new biogas facility in Sweden, Hitachi Zosen Inova is committed to driving the country’s green transport sector transition.
Read moreDecarbonising Sweden with biogas: Hitachi Zosen Inova
A collaborative partnership between Solo Resource Recovery and Recovered Energy Australia is set to accelerate waste diversion across Metropolitan Melbourne.
Read moreEnergising the circular economy transition: Solo Resource Recovery
Blue Phoenix Group has secured a 25 year contract with Avertas Energy to build Australia’s first Incinerator Bottom Ash processing facility at Latitude 32 Kwinana.
Read moreBlue Phoenix Group secures 25 year contact with Avertas Energy
Twenty-three small and medium businesses will share in more than $2 million from the Federal Government’s Business Research and Innovation Initiative (BRII).
Read moreOver $2M awarded through BRII environmental challenges fund
Citywide has entered into a memorandum of understanding to explore participation in a waste-to-energy (WtE) facility in Victoria, following the signing of an agreement with the project’s participants.
Masdar and Tribe Infrastructure Group have strengthened their collaboration in the deployment of utility-scale waste-to-energy (WtE) projects by establishing a joint venture in Australia.