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.
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