Waste-to-Energy (WTE)

One of the most effective ways for developing countries to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions is to divert municipal solid waste (MSW) from landfill. When the organic material in MSW [...]

Countries that are parties to the Paris Agreement are committed to reducing their greenhouse gas emissions. Two of the biggest sources of greenhouse gases are coal-fired power generation and [...]

Developing countries around the world are looking for better sources of renewable energy to replace coal. Municipal solid waste (MSW) has great potential as a renewable energy source that grows [...]

There is an ever-increasing demand for renewable energy sources. Two readily available sources grow roughly in line with population growth and are under-used: biosolids (sewage sludge) and the [...]

It’s becoming increasingly difficult to dispose of biosolids (sewage sludge) in a safe and cost-effective way. The Dryclone® Drying System offers an efficient, safe, and low-cost solution that’s [...]

The March-April 2015 edition of Waste & Recycling Middle East magazine features an article about REC Renewable Inc.’s economically viable and environmentally sustainable waste-to-energy (WTE) [...]