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AVR

AVR

Private · Figures for 2023 ·

WtE plants
2
WtE capacity
1,660 kt/a
Waste treated
1,630 kt/a
Employees
484

How did AVR navigate operational setbacks and shifting waste volumes? Insights from recent years reveal evolving challenges and trends in the Dutch Waste-to-Energy sector.

Key Takeaways

  • AVR processes a variety of waste types and aims to recover energy and raw materials.
  • In 2023, AVR faced challenges due to a fire, resulting in a reduction of incinerated waste to 1.6 million tonnes.
  • The company’s revenue dropped to €292.3 million in 2023, following a profit of €46.3 million in 2022.
  • AVR operates two main facilities in the Netherlands, located in Duiven and Rozenburg, with a total workforce of 484 employees.
  • AVR’s energy generation decreased to 5.6 petajoules in 2023, down from 7.8 petajoules in 2022.
Key data
Figures for2023
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Other activitiesProcessing of sewage sludge, paper pulp residues and hazardous waste; raw material recovery; four transfer stations (The Hague, Utrecht, Rotterdam)
Projects in progress WtE Monitor+Available with WtE Monitor+

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