The Waste-to-Energy plant at Geiselbullach in Germany processed slightly less waste in 2025 than the year before – and still delivered around 12 per cent more district heating to homes and businesses in Olching and Bergkirchen.

The annual figures from the GfA, the joint municipal utility of the districts of Fürstenfeldbruck and Dachau, also reveal how much residual waste the two districts produced, what the plant earned from electricity and heat, and how far its emissions stayed below the legal limits.

One number stands out: the required combustion conditions were met during 99.999 per cent of operating time.

Read the full article in our company report to see all the figures behind GfA’s 2025.

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