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EEW Debuts at Ecomondo, Calls for Cross-Border Waste Recovery
German plant operator EEW will debut at Ecomondo 2026, advocating for the European utilisation of Waste-to-Energy capacity rather than landfilling. With 21 plants treating over five million tonnes…
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Economist Calls National CO₂ Levy on Top of EU ETS Pointless
Groningen economist Machiel Mulder argues that a national CO₂ levy alongside the EU ETS fails to provide additional emission reductions and instead raises costs for Dutch industries, potentially…
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EEW Battery Storage at Premnitz Enters Regular Operation
Germany’s first integrated battery storage system at a thermal waste treatment plant in Premnitz has been operational since 24 August, featuring a 7 MW output and 15 MWh…
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Sustainability Rating: EEW Improves Score And Confirms Prime Status
EEW has achieved a B- rating and Prime status in ISS Stoxx’s Corporate Rating, reflecting its strong sustainability performance in a high-risk industry. This rating, which complements EEW’s…
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Slow EU Carbon Rules Leave Dutch WtE Plants at Disadvantage
Dutch waste-to-energy (EfW) plants face competitive disadvantages due to a national carbon levy while EU rivals will only begin paying carbon costs from 2031. The industry urges the…
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EEW CEO Poppe Becomes Senior Advisor at I Squared Capital
Timo Poppe, CEO of EEW Energy from Waste, has taken on the role of Senior Policy Advisor at I Squared Capital, enhancing his extensive experience in infrastructure. Despite…
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EEW: Stavenhagen Switches on District Heating Fuelled by Sewage Sludge Heat
Stavenhagen has successfully launched a district heating system using waste heat from sewage sludge treatment, promoting a climate-friendly energy supply. This initiative exemplifies the circular economy, reducing fossil…
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EEW Buys Land To Secure Future Of Buschhaus Site In Helmstedt
EEW has finalised a contract to acquire additional land at its Buschhaus site in Helmstedt, enhancing flexibility for future sustainable projects, including energy plants. This strategic move follows…
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Dutch WtE Plants: EU Waste And CCS Key to Climate Gains
A TNO study highlights that Dutch waste-to-energy plants can better reduce emissions by processing waste from other EU countries and implementing carbon capture technology, rather than solely focusing…
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EEW boosts Hannover district heating capacity
EEW is upgrading its Hannover-Lahe Waste-to-Energy plant to increase district heating capacity from 50 to 85 MW without additional waste. The project supports Hannover’s coal exit by replacing…
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