Emissions
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Witzenhausen RDF Plant Meets Limits – Bar One NOx Breach
B+T Energie’s 2025 emissions report for its Witzenhausen RDF plant reveals compliance with emission limits during regular operations, although one daily NOx limit was exceeded during adjustments. The…
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MVK Kiel Publishes 2025 Emissions Data
In 2025, Kiel’s waste-to-energy plant adhered to all daily emission limits while processing 145,279 tonnes of waste into electricity and district heating. Continuous monitoring of pollutants showed no…
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Less Waste In, More Heat Out: GfA’s 2025 Balance
In 2025, Geiselbullach’s Waste-to-Energy plant processed slightly less waste than in 2024 but supplied 12 per cent more district heating to local homes and businesses. The plant achieved…
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Ivago Replaces Flues at Waste-to-Energy plant in Ghent
Ivago replaced worn chimney flues at its Ghent Waste-to-Energy plant using a 120m crane during a two-week maintenance shutdown in mid-June. This upgrade included the addition of an…
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ISVAG Reduces NOx Emissions With New Ozone Technology
ISVAG has launched an innovative ozone-based flue gas treatment that significantly reduces nitrogen oxide emissions from waste processing plants. Officially inaugurated by Minister Jo Brouns, it achieves emissions…
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Alliance: Methane Report Neglects Waste-to-Energy Role
A new position paper criticises the Global Methane Status Report 2025 for not sufficiently recognising Waste-to-Energy (WtE) as a vital technology for methane reduction. It highlights the need…
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GML Ludwigshafen Releases 2025 Emission Data
GML Ludwigshafen has published its 2025 emission figures, showing that the Waste-to-Energy facility’s emissions remained below the limits set by the 17th BImSchV. Combustion conditions were adequately maintained,…
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Ulm-Donautal WtE Plant: 2025 Emissions Below Required Limits
The Ulm-Donautal Waste-to-Energy plant’s 2025 emissions are significantly below required limits, reflecting its environmental efficiency. The facility treated over 160,000 tonnes of waste, generating nearly 159 million kilowatt-hours…
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