IMOG: company profile, plants and key figures

Public / municipal · Figures for 2025 · Updated 17.06.2026

From residual waste to a regional power source. Discover the structure and operations of the Belgian inter-municipal organisation IMOG.

Key Takeaways

IMOG manages waste for 11 municipalities in South-West Flanders, focusing on recycling and energy generation from residual waste.
The organisation operates a Waste-to-Energy plant in Harelbeke, processing approximately 240,000 tonnes of waste annually to produce electricity and recover heat.
In 2025, IMOG reported a net profit of €4,638, recovering from a significant loss in the previous year, with total revenue growing to €50.3 million.
The waste-to-energy plant processed 63,554 tonnes of waste in 2025 and increased electricity production to 23,938 MWh.
Recycling efforts yielded 26,767 tonnes of material in 2025, with significant contributions from various waste collection streams across member municipalities.

Key data
Figures for	2025
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Other activities	Recycling parks, waste collection (glass, PMD, paper), composting, Valormet bottom-ash metal recovery, CNG stations, Moen site

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