Discover how ZAW, established in 1974, manages sustainable waste for 263,000 residents across four municipalities in Bavaria. Learn about its governance and regional impact.
Key Takeaways
- ZAW, founded in 1974, provides sustainable waste management for 263,000 residents in Upper Franconia, Bavaria.
- The association consists of four municipal entities, each contributing to its democratic governance structure.
- The Waste-to-Energy plant in Coburg is central to ZAW’s operations, processing around 135,000 tonnes of waste annually.
- ZAW also includes two transfer stations for efficient waste logistics and a landfill for non-combustible waste.
- The infrastructure significantly contributes to regional energy production, generating 40 million kWh of electricity annually.
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