Waste-to-Energy (WTE)

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) [...]