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Belgium15

  • Aiseau-PreslesTibi
    Capacity
    110 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    –
  • AntwerpISVAG
    Capacity
    140 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    –
  • BeringenBionerga
    Capacity
    200 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    2020
  • BrugesIVBO
    Capacity
    170 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    –
  • BrusselsBrussel Energie
    Capacity
    515 kt/a
    Lines
    3
    Since
    –
  • DoelIndaver
    Capacity
    436 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    –
  • EekloIVM
    Capacity
    100 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    1981
  • GentIvago
    Capacity
    100 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    –
  • HarelbekeIMOG
    Capacity
    65 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    –
  • HerstalIntradel
    Capacity
    370 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    –
  • OostendeBionerga
    Capacity
    183 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    –
  • OostendeIVOO
    Capacity
    60 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    –
  • RoeselareMirom
    Capacity
    62 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    –
  • ThumaideIpalle
    Capacity
    420 kt/a
    Lines
    4
    Since
    1980
  • VirginalinBW
    Capacity
    110 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    –

Germany103

  • AmsdorfRomonta EBS GmbH
    Capacity
    157.7 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    2024
  • AndernachEEW
    Capacity
    140 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    2008
  • AugsburgAVA Augsburg KU
    Capacity
    240 kt/a
    Lines
    3
    Since
    1996
  • BambergZweckverband Müllheizkraftwerk Stadt und Landkreis Bamberg
    Capacity
    144 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    1978
  • Berlin RuhlebenBerliner Stadtreinigungsbetriebe (BSR)
    Capacity
    580 kt/a
    Lines
    5
    Since
    –
  • Bernburg an der SaalePrezero
    Capacity
    552 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    –
  • BielefeldInterargem
    Capacity
    493.7 kt/a
    Lines
    3
    Since
    1981
  • BitterfeldPD Energy (subsidiary of Danpower)
    Capacity
    130 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    2010
  • BonnStadtwerke Bonn
    Capacity
    315 kt/a
    Lines
    3
    Since
    1992
  • BraunsbedraEnergie-, Wasser-, Abwassergesellschaft Geiseltal mbH
    Capacity
    55 kt/a
    Lines
    4
    Since
    –
  • Bremenswb
    Capacity
    330 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    –
  • Bremenswb
    Capacity
    550 kt/a
    Lines
    4
    Since
    –
  • Bremen-BlumenthalHKW Blumenthal
    Capacity
    65 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    2005
  • BremerhavenBEG
    Capacity
    401.5 kt/a
    Lines
    4
    Since
    1976
  • BurgkirchenZAS Burgkirchen
    Capacity
    240 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    1994
  • BöblingenZweckverband Restmüllheizkraftwerk Böblingen (RBB)
    Capacity
    160 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    1999
  • Chemnitzeins energiePlanned
    Capacity
    230 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    –
  • CoburgZAW Coburg
    Capacity
    176 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    1990
  • CologneAVG Köln
    Capacity
    780 kt/a
    Lines
    4
    Since
    1998
  • DarmstadtEntega
    Capacity
    225 kt/a
    Lines
    3
    Since
    –
  • DresdenRing30Planned
    Capacity
    213 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    –
  • DüsseldorfStadtwerke Düsseldorf
    Capacity
    450 kt/a
    Lines
    6
    Since
    –
  • EisenhüttenstadtProgroup
    Capacity
    525.6 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    2011
  • ErfurtSWE Umweltservice
    Capacity
    84.9 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    2006
  • EschbachEEW
    Capacity
    170 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    2005
  • EschweilerMVA Weisweiler GmbH & Co. KG
    Capacity
    360 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    –
  • EssenRWE
    Capacity
    745 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    1987
  • Frankfurt am MainMHKW Frankfurt am Main GmbH
    Capacity
    660 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    –
  • Frankfurt HöchstT2C (subsidiary of Infraserv Höchst)
    Capacity
    700 kt/a
    Lines
    3
    Since
    –
  • GersthofenMVV
    Capacity
    105 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    2009
  • GießenHeizkraftwerk Gießen GmbH
    Capacity
    28.7 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    2019
  • GießenStadtwerke Gießen AG
    Capacity
    25 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    2009
  • GlückstadtSteinbeis Energie GmbH
    Capacity
    375 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    –
  • GroßräschenEEW
    Capacity
    292.5 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    2008
  • GöppingenEEW
    Capacity
    180 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    1975
  • HagenHagener Entsorgungsbetrieb (HEB)
    Capacity
    120 kt/a
    Lines
    3
    Since
    1967
  • HagenowMecklenburger Kartoffelveredlung
    Capacity
    90 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    2009
  • Hamburg (MVB)Zentrum für Ressourcen und Energie GmbH
    Capacity
    320 kt/a
    Lines
    3
    Since
    –
  • Hamburg (MVR)MVR Müllverwertung Rugenberger Damm GmbH
    Capacity
    320 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    1999
  • Hamburg (ZRE)SRHUnder construction
    Capacity
    323 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    –
  • HamelnInterargem
    Capacity
    440 kt/a
    Lines
    4
    Since
    1977
  • HammMHB Hamm Betriebsführungsgesellschaft mbH
    Capacity
    295 kt/a
    Lines
    4
    Since
    1985
  • HannoverEEW
    Capacity
    280 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    2005
  • HelbraUmweltdienste Kedenburg GmbH
    Capacity
    57 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    –
  • HelmstedtEEW
    Capacity
    525 kt/a
    Lines
    3
    Since
    1998
  • HeringenEEW
    Capacity
    345 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    2009
  • HertenAGR
    Capacity
    600 kt/a
    Lines
    6
    Since
    –
  • Hürth-KnapsackEEW
    Capacity
    320 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    2009
  • IngolstadtZweckverband Müllverwertungsanlage Ingolstadt
    Capacity
    256 kt/a
    Lines
    3
    Since
    1977
  • IserlohnAMK – Abfallentsorgungsgesellschaft des Märkischen Kreises mbH
    Capacity
    295 kt/a
    Lines
    3
    Since
    1970
  • Kamp-LintfortKWA
    Capacity
    270 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    1996
  • KasselMüllheizkraftwerk Kassel GmbH
    Capacity
    256 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    1968
  • KemptenZAK Kempten
    Capacity
    164 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    1974
  • KielMüllverbrennung Kiel GmbH & Co. KG (MVK)
    Capacity
    148 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    1975
  • KorbachMVV Enamic Korbach GmbH
    Capacity
    70 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    –
  • KrefeldStadtwerke Krefeld
    Capacity
    350 kt/a
    Lines
    4
    Since
    –
  • LaarEVI
    Capacity
    479.3 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    2008
  • LautaDanpower
    Capacity
    225 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    –
  • LeunaMVV
    Capacity
    438 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    2005
  • LeverkusenAvea
    Capacity
    225 kt/a
    Lines
    3
    Since
    1970
  • LudwigshafenGML
    Capacity
    235 kt/a
    Lines
    3
    Since
    1967
  • LudwigslustAlba
    Capacity
    50 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    –
  • LünenRemondis
    Capacity
    210 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    –
  • MagdeburgMüllheizkraftwerk Rothensee GmbH
    Capacity
    1,138.8 kt/a
    Lines
    4
    Since
    2005
  • MainzEntsorgungsgesellschaft Mainz (EGM)
    Capacity
    377 kt/a
    Lines
    3
    Since
    2004
  • MannheimMVV
    Capacity
    700 kt/a
    Lines
    3
    Since
    1965
  • MindenEMiL Entsorgungswirtschaft Minden-Lübbecke AöR
    Capacity
    60 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    2002
  • MunichSWM Services GmbH
    Capacity
    880 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    1964
  • NeumünsterStadtwerke Neumünster
    Capacity
    150 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    2005
  • NeunkirchenEEW
    Capacity
    160 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    1969
  • NeustadtZVO Ostholstein
    Capacity
    56 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    1984
  • NürnbergAbfallwirtschaft Stadt Nürnberg (ASN)
    Capacity
    252 kt/a
    Lines
    3
    Since
    2001
  • OberhausenGMVA Niederrhein GmbH
    Capacity
    700 kt/a
    Lines
    4
    Since
    1972
  • OffenbachEVO
    Capacity
    300 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    –
  • OlchingGfA Geiselbullach
    Capacity
    148.8 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    1984
  • PirmasensEEW
    Capacity
    180 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    1998
  • PremnitzEEW
    Capacity
    321 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    2008
  • PößneckZweckverband Abfallwirtschaft Saale-Orla (ZASO)
    Capacity
    90 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    2008
  • RosenheimStadtwerke Rosenheim
    Capacity
    84 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    1964
  • RostockDanpower
    Capacity
    230 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    2010
  • RüdersdorfDanpower
    Capacity
    270 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    2009
  • SaarbrückenAVA Velsen GmbH
    Capacity
    255 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    1997
  • SalzbergenRWE
    Capacity
    120 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    –
  • Sandersdorf-BrehnaProgroup
    Capacity
    440 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    2025
  • SchwandorfZweckverband Müllverwertung Schwandorf (ZMS)
    Capacity
    485.6 kt/a
    Lines
    4
    Since
    1982
  • SchwedtKraftwerk Schwedt GmbH & Co. KG
    Capacity
    442.2 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    2011
  • SchweinfurtGKS
    Capacity
    211.2 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    1994
  • SolingenTechnische Betriebe Solingen
    Capacity
    140 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    1969
  • SprembergHamburger Rieger
    Capacity
    356 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    2013
  • StapelfeldEEW
    Capacity
    396 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    1979
  • StavenhagenEEW
    Capacity
    150 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    2007
  • StaßfurtRemondis
    Capacity
    378 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    –
  • StuttgartEnBW
    Capacity
    420 kt/a
    Lines
    3
    Since
    –
  • Tornesch-AhrenloheAVBKG Tornesch-Ahrenlohe
    Capacity
    88 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    –
  • UlmZV TAD
    Capacity
    160 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    1997
  • WeenerKlingele Paper Weener
    Capacity
    180 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    –
  • WeißenhornAWB Neu-Ulm
    Capacity
    120 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    1991
  • WiesbadenMHKW WiesbadenPlanned
    Capacity
    240 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    –
  • WitzenhausenB+T Energie GmbH (owner), operated jointly with DS Smith Deutschland GmbH
    Capacity
    387.1 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    2008
  • WuppertalAWB Wuppertal
    Capacity
    450 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    –
  • WürzburgZweckverband Abfallwirtschaft Raum Würzburg (ZVAWS)
    Capacity
    304 kt/a
    Lines
    3
    Since
    1984
  • Zella-MehlisZweckverband Abfallwirtschaft Südwestthüringen
    Capacity
    160 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    2008
  • ZorbauPreZero
    Capacity
    338 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    –

Ireland1

  • MeathIndaver
    Capacity
    200 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    2011

Isle of Man1

  • BraddanSUEZ
    Capacity
    50 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    2004

Jersey1

  • St HelierGovernment of Jersey
    Capacity
    –
    Lines
    –
    Since
    2011

Luxembourg1

Netherlands12

  • AlkmaarHVC
    Capacity
    665 kt/a
    Lines
    4
    Since
    2005
  • AmsterdamAEB
    Capacity
    850 kt/a
    Lines
    6
    Since
    –
  • DelfzijlEEW
    Capacity
    576 kt/a
    Lines
    3
    Since
    2010
  • DordrechtHVC
    Capacity
    356 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    2009
  • DuivenAVR
    Capacity
    360 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    –
  • HarlingenOmrin
    Capacity
    250 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    –
  • HengeloTwence
    Capacity
    1,100 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    –
  • MoerdijkAttero
    Capacity
    1,000 kt/a
    Lines
    4
    Since
    1997
  • RoosendaalPrezero
    Capacity
    430 kt/a
    Lines
    4
    Since
    2008
  • RozenburgAVR
    Capacity
    1,300 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    –
  • WeurtARN
    Capacity
    300 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    1987
  • WijsterAttero
    Capacity
    –
    Lines
    3
    Since
    –

Poland11

  • Bialystok
    Capacity
    –
    Lines
    –
    Since
    –
  • Bydgoszcz
    Capacity
    180 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    2015
  • GdańskPort Czystej Energii
    Capacity
    160 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    –
  • KoninMiejski Zaklad Gospodarki Odpadami Komunalnymi Sp. z o.o. (MZGOK)
    Capacity
    94 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    –
  • KrakowKrakowski Holding Komunalny (KHK)
    Capacity
    220 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    2016
  • OlsztynDobra Energia dla Olsztyna
    Capacity
    100 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    2025
  • PoznańSUEZ Zielona Energia (JV of SUEZ Polska and Marguerite Waste Polska)
    Capacity
    210 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    2017
  • RzeszówPGE
    Capacity
    180 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    2018
  • Szczecin
    Capacity
    176 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    2011
  • Warsaw
    Capacity
    265.2 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    –
  • ZabrzeFortum
    Capacity
    250 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    2018

Switzerland28

  • Aire-la-VilleServices Industriels de Genève (SIG)
    Capacity
    250 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    1993
  • Baden (Turgi)Gemeindeverband Kehrichtverwertung Region Baden-Brugg (KVA Turgi)
    Capacity
    120 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    1983
  • BaselIWB Industrielle Werke Basel
    Capacity
    230 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    1998
  • Bellinzona (Giubiasco)ACR – Azienda cantonale dei rifiuti
    Capacity
    160 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    2009
  • BernEnergie Wasser Bern (ewb)
    Capacity
    110 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    2012
  • Brig-GlisREVO – Gemeindeverband Recycling Entsorgung Verwertung Oberwallis (formerly GVO)
    Capacity
    48 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    1998
  • Brügg (near Biel/Bienne)Müve Biel-Seeland AG
    Capacity
    50.4 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    1976
  • Buchs (AG)Gemeindeverband für Kehrichtbeseitigung Region Aarau-Lenzburg (GEKAL)
    Capacity
    140 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    1994
  • Buchs SGVfA – Verein für Abfallentsorgung
    Capacity
    180 kt/a
    Lines
    3
    Since
    1974
  • DietikonLimeco (Limmattaler Regiowerk, interkommunale Anstalt)
    Capacity
    95 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    1971
  • Glarus Nord (Niederurnen)KVA Linth (Zweckverband für die Kehrichtverwertung im Linthgebiet, ZKL)
    Capacity
    116 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    1984
  • Hauterive (FR)SAIDEF SA
    Capacity
    88 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    2001
  • HinwilZweckverband Kehrichtverwertung Zürcher Oberland (KEZO)
    Capacity
    200 kt/a
    Lines
    3
    Since
    1976
  • HorgenZweckverband Entsorgung Zimmerberg (EZI)
    Capacity
    35 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    1967
  • Kirchberg SG (Bazenheid)Zweckverband Abfallverwertung Bazenheid (ZAB)
    Capacity
    190 kt/a
    Lines
    3
    Since
    1976
  • La Chaux-de-FondsVadec SA
    Capacity
    54.5 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    1994
  • LausanneTridel SA (technical operation contracted to the City of Lausanne, Service de la propreté urbaine)
    Capacity
    160 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    2006
  • MontheySatom SA
    Capacity
    166 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    1976
  • Oftringenerzo KVA (Gemeindeverband Entsorgung Region Zofingen)
    Capacity
    70 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    1993
  • Root (Perlen)Renergia Zentralschweiz AG
    Capacity
    280 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    2015
  • Sionenevi (formerly UTO – Usine de traitement des ordures du Valais central)
    Capacity
    70 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    2003
  • St. GallenEntsorgung St.Gallen (City of St. Gallen)
    Capacity
    75 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    1972
  • ThunAVAG Umwelt AG
    Capacity
    130 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    2004
  • TrimmisGEVAG
    Capacity
    132.9 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    1990
  • WeinfeldenVerband KVA Thurgau
    Capacity
    148.2 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    1996
  • WinterthurStadtwerk Winterthur
    Capacity
    190 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    1993
  • Zuchwilkenova AG (formerly KEBAG AG)
    Capacity
    265 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    2025
  • ZürichEntsorgung + Recycling Zürich (ERZ), City of Zurich
    Capacity
    240 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    2008

United Kingdom18

  • AberdeenSUEZ
    Capacity
    150 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    2023
  • DeesideEnfinium
    Capacity
    232 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    2019
  • DundeeMVV Environment
    Capacity
    110 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    2022
  • FerrybridgeEnfinium
    Capacity
    725 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    2019
  • LeedsEnfinium
    Capacity
    410 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    2025
  • PlymouthMVV Environment
    Capacity
    245 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    2015
  • Slough (Lakeside)Lakeside Energy from Waste Ltd
    Capacity
    468 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    2010
  • StallingboroughPaprec Energies
    Capacity
    60 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    2003
  • St DennisSUEZ
    Capacity
    240 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    2017
  • StewartbyEncyclis
    Capacity
    545 kt/a
    Lines
    3
    Since
    2022
  • Stoke-on-TrentNorth Midlands Operations Ltd
    Capacity
    210 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    1997
  • Sutton (Beddington)Viridor
    Capacity
    382 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    2019
  • TilburyViridorUnder construction
    Capacity
    379.7 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    2028
  • WalsallEncyclisUnder construction
    Capacity
    478.3 kt/a
    Lines
    1
    Since
    2027
  • West BromwichEnfiniumUnder construction
    Capacity
    395 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    2026
  • Westfield, FifeKanadevia Inova
    Capacity
    240 kt/a
    Lines
    –
    Since
    2025
  • WisbechMVV EnvironmentUnder construction
    Capacity
    625 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    2029
  • WolverhamptonNorth Midlands Operations Ltd
    Capacity
    118 kt/a
    Lines
    2
    Since
    1998