Energy from Waste, 5 - 6 March 2025

⚽ How does Bobby Moore relate to EfW?! In the very first episode of the Energy from Waste Podcast, Dr Adam Read MBE and Paul James use their love for the beautiful game to explain the complexity of waste capacity. 🤔 What technology works where? Is EfW a defender or the goalkeeper? Find out the answer in 'Capacity - how much is too much? With Dr Adam Read MBE & Paul James' 👉 https://lnkd.in/g4ZVcCry #EnergyfromWaste #WasteCapacity SUEZ UK SLR Consulting

💬 NEW: The Energy from Waste Podcast ⭐ In the very first episode of the Energy from Waste Podcast, Paul James (SLR Consulting) discusses why the waste sector must avoid getting stuck in its old ways - and why innovation in waste treatment technologies is essential for the transition to a more circular economy. ♻️ Want to dive deeper into the topic of capacity in the sector? Check out the episode: 'Capacity - how much is too much? With Dr Adam Read MBE (SUEZ UK) & Paul James' 👉 https://lnkd.in/g4ZVcCry #EnergyfromWaste #CircularEconomy

⭐ Introducing the Energy from Waste Podcast ⭐ Brought to you by EfW Net, each month we bring together experts from across the sector to discuss its most pressing topics. This episode features host SUEZ UK’s Dr Adam Read MBE, and his guest Paul James from SLR Consulting. They cover all things #capacity, including: 💡 Growing up in the sector and how the waste sector landscape has changed 💡 The transitional period of waste infrastructure and policy in the UK 💡 The importance of having ‘catch-all’ technologies to deal with our waste Listen here: https://lnkd.in/g4ZVcCry

💡 Keith Riley continues to explore the sector's history, in part two of 'How we got to where we are: A short history of how waste management in the UK got to where it is today' This short three-part history will help to explain and hopefully put into context some of the things we see today in waste management in this country. 🔗 Find part two here: https://lnkd.in/eY99WEWw And for those of you that haven't read part one yet 👉 https://lnkd.in/eTcJgkXW

Session overview: 2025 Leaders' Panel Each year, the Energy from Waste Conference features a Leaders’ panel, giving attendees an opportunity to hear from those at the forefront of pushing for change in the industry. Panellists Tim Rotheray, John Scanlon, Paul De Bruycker, chee how thye, and chair Ian Crummack discussed: ⭐ EfW’s current situation in different parts of the world and top priorities for the future ⭐ The UK's Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) ⭐ Public perceptions of EfW Read the EfW Net overview here: https://lnkd.in/epYsqeiG

UK set to fast track connection of clean energy projects Paul Winter looks at the latest news in the renewable energy sector which sees the UK government announcing plans to fast track the National Grid connection of clean energy projects, in an exciting move to accelerate progress towards the goal to decarbonise electricity by 2030. 👉 https://lnkd.in/e3wgkf7t

⭐ In a new three-part series, Keith Riley provides a short history of how waste management in the UK got to where it is today. From the first 'destructors' built in the 19th century to waste contracts that revolutionised the sector in the mid-90s. Read part one now: 👉 https://lnkd.in/eumcVZaF

💡 2025 Energy from Waste Conference: Session Overview - The MRV process for the waste to energy industry in the UK ETS Hear from Charlotte Rule, Stewart Davies, Helen Wood, Fabio Poretti and Chris Jonas about how the monitoring, reporting and verification process will work when energy from waste is included in the UK’s emissions trading scheme (ETS). 👉 Read it here: https://lnkd.in/e93MAWNB

💡 European report acknowledges that Energy from Waste reduces methane emissions At the end of February 2025, the European Environment Agency (EEA) published a report on methane emissions that officially noted the role of Energy from Waste (EfW) in mitigating methane emissions from the waste sector. Paul Winter explains what this means for the sector. 👉 https://lnkd.in/ejsu6AG7

ENCYCLIS has announced the start of a formal process to transfer its current operations and maintenance contract for the Dublin Waste to Energy facility to its technology partner, Kanadevia Inova. Read the full story on EfW Net ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/e8VnQCuq