Waste to Energy: Waste Management World

Incineration to increase in Beijing (Feb 17, 2010)

Beijing government officials have stated that they will continue with their plans to build more waste incineration plants, despite fears among residents and experts over the creation of pollution.

Pennsylvania invests in WTE (Feb 12, 2010)

Eight projects which require an investment of $5 million in federal finds will use waste and other materials to generate electricity and natural gas.

London assembly favours WTE (Nov 18, 2009)
A recently published report from the London Assembly has called for an alternative strategy to deal with the 22 million tonnes of waste produced in the UK's capital city.

UK ETI identifying new WTE technologies (Nov 18, 2009)
The UK Energy Technologies Institute (ETI) is looking into the next generation of technologies which will help us produce energy from waste

ETI identifying new WTE technologies (Oct 21, 2009)
The Energy Technologies Institute (ETI) in the UK is looking into the next generation of technologies which will help us produce energy from waste.

IWMA says Ireland should deal with own incinerator ash (Oct 7, 2009)
The Irish Waste Management Association (IWMA) has called upon Ireland's Minister for the Environment, John Gormley, to ban the export of ash produced from waste incineration.

Asian Development bank creating new loans for Chinese WTE projects (Oct 7, 2009)
As part of China's goal to turn 30% of its waste into energy by 2030, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) has announced that it will provide up to $200 million worth of loans

Asian Development bank creating new loans for Chinese WTE projects (Sep 14, 2009)
As part of China's goal to turn 30% of its waste into energy by 2030, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) has announced that it will provide up to $200 million worth of loans to fund the construction of WTE plants in China.

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