ResourceCo is planning a multi-project expansion to harness the energy of construction and demolition waste across Australia. Read more
HZI leads the challenge
Global cleantech company Hitachi Zosen Inova is setting the standard in developing waste plants and sustainable energy for the future.
Potential energy
There’s a general acceptance that Waste-to-Energy has a role to play in Australia’s future. What that role will be remains divisive. Waste Management Review looks at the state of play.
The new trend in Europe
Energy-from-Waste (EfW) facilities are well established in Europe with around 500 operating plants. By further implementing Carbon Capture in EfW facilities, it is possible to go even carbon-negative and the new standard could be zero carbon emission waste to energy. Read more
REMONDIS Australia
As one of the world’s largest privately run recycling, service, and water companies with business locations in over 30 countries across four continents, REMONDIS has the scale to make a difference. Read more
Landfill project easing effects on the environment
Corangamite Shire Council has announced a gas management project, which will be the equivalent of planting 280,000 trees or removing 3500 cars off the road each year.
New VIC WtE Facility to convert liquid food waste into biogas
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.
The role of WtE in meeting the resource recovery challenge
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.
Development underway on one of the world’s largest WtE projects
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.
Rising from the ashes: Blue Phoenix Australia
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.