- Permitted capacity
- 850 kt/a
- Incineration lines
- 6
Waste as a source of energy and raw materials: How AEB in Amsterdam aims to reduce emissions, store CO2 and recover more raw materials.
Key Takeaways
- AEB in Amsterdam aims to reduce emissions by utilising waste as energy and recovering raw materials.
- The facility has an incineration capacity of 850,000 tonnes across six incineration lines.
- It features a High-Efficiency Power Plant with 30% energy efficiency and advanced flue gas treatment.
- AEB’s biomass power plant processes 110,000 tonnes annually, cutting CO2 emissions by 67,000 tonnes.
- Plans include capturing 500 kilotonnes of CO2 for storage in North Sea gas fields by 2028.
| Feedstock | Household waste |
|---|---|
| Flue gas cleaning | WtE Monitor+Available with WtE Monitor+ |
| Ownership | WtE Monitor+Available with WtE Monitor+ |
| Modernisation / expansion | WtE Monitor+Available with WtE Monitor+ |
| Projects in progress | CO2 capture and storage of up to 500 kt in North Sea gas fields by 2028; steam supply to neighbouring companies (research since 2019) |
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