Eswet
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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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Why WtE Is Expected To Be Included In The EU-ETS From 2031
Cewep and Eswet’s event in Brussels highlighted that the waste-to-energy sector is set to join the EU emissions trading scheme by 2031, incurring costs of approximately 4.2 billion…
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Event Today: The Impact Of EU ETS Reform On WtE
The upcoming conference in Brussels, “Waste and Emissions Trading,” will discuss the potential inclusion of Waste-to-Energy (WtE) in the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS). This decision is crucial…
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Impact of Waste-to-Energy on EU Circular Economy Act
The EU’s Circular Economy Act aims to strengthen sustainability by integrating waste-to-energy solutions, which convert non-recyclable waste into renewable energy and support climate initiatives. Eswet highlights the need…
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Building EU CO2 Infrastructure: The Role of Waste-to-Energy
The EU is shaping a new CO2 market with waste-to-energy at its centre. Discover how voluntary carbon capture could influence emissions and infrastructure across Europe. The European Suppliers…
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