Global Waste Investment Review of 2016

Global Waste Investment:
A Review of Activity in 2016
A complimentary market update
January 2017
In 2016:
AcuComm reported on 1,598 projects, of which 925 were
newly-announced.
These have a combined investment value of US$149.4
billion, equal to US$93 million each on average.
Overall estimated feedstock capacity is 337.1 million
tonnes. This is equal to 659 tonnes per day per project.
These projects represent power generation capacity of
27,962 MW, equal to 26 MW on average.

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Global Waste Investment: AcuComm’s review of 2016
A complimentary AcuComm market update Date of Publication January 2017
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Table of Contents
Overview .................................................................................................................................................................... 2
Pipeline Project Example:...................................................................................................................................... 4
Project Reporting in 2016 by Feedstock Type................................................................................................. 5
Project Reporting in 2016 by Technology Type .............................................................................................. 7
Project Reporting in 2016 by Region ................................................................................................................. 9
Project Reporting in 2016, Global Heatmap of Investments......................................................................10
Project Reporting in 2016, Map of New/Updated Investments................................................................11
Project Reporting in 2016 by Status.................................................................................................................12
Companies Involved in 2016 ..............................................................................................................................13

02
Overview
AcuComm reported on 1,598 projects in the waste, bioenergy and recycling fields in 2016. Of
these, 925 were newly-reported during the year, equal to 77 on average per month. The
remaining 673 were status updates on projects we reported on prior to 2015.
The total value of reporting in 2016 was US$149.4 billion, equal to US$93 million on average per
project. Of this, US$63.4 billion comprised new projects – equal to US$5.3 billion per month -
and just under US$86.1 billion represented updates of earlier investments.
The total feedstock capacity of projects in 2016 was 337.1 million, equal to an average of
210,970 per project and 659 tonnes per day. Of this total, new projects accounted for 186.3
million tonnes, equal to 201,353 tonnes on average and 629 tonnes per day.
An estimated 1,059 projects in 2016 involved some for of electricity power generation, equal to
66.3% of the total. The total estimated generation is 27,962 MW, equal to 26 MW on average.
For newly-reported projects in 2016, total estimated generation is 11,975 MW, equal to 21 MW
on average.
AcuComm Summary Project Reporting Activity, 2016
Number Value (US$m)
Average Value
(US$m)
Capacity
(tonnes)
Average
Capacity
(tonnes)
Tonnes Per
Day
MW
Generation
Average MW
Generation
Newly-reported in 2016 925 63,355 68 186,251,905 201,353 629 11,975 21
Updates of existing projects 673 86,057 128 150,878,284 224,188 701 15,987 33
Total 1,598 149,412 93 337,130,189 210,970 659 27,962 26
Newly-reported
in 2016
42%
Updates of existing
projects
58%
Project Reporting in 2016 by US$ Value
Source; AcuComm database, January 2017. www.acucomm.net

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Top Five Newly-Reported Projects in 2016, by Estimated Value (US$ millions)
Click the flag for more information on each project
1 Finland 1,248 Construction of a €1 billion biofuel refinery.
2 Brazil 750 Development of a corn-based ethanol plant.
3 Japan 710 Construction of a 20.1 MW biomass plant.
4 Australia 698 Development of Australia's largest bioenergy project.
5 Hong Kong 645 Construction of a sewage sludge incineration facility.
Top Five Newly-Reported Projects in 2016, by Reported Capacity (tonnes)
1 China 2,044,000 Construction of the world's largest WtE facility.
2 Vietnam 1,825,000 Development of a gasification WtE plant.
3 UK 1,800,000 Construction of a wood pellet handling facility.
4 UK 1,800,000 Construction of a 350 MW biomass facility.
5 Belgium 1,800,000 Conversion of a power plant to biomass.
Top Five Newly-Reported Projects in 2016 by Reported Power Generation (MW)
1 UK 350 Construction of a 350 MW biomass facility.
2 Unspecified (EU) 300 Construction of a 300 MW biomass plant.
3 Brazil 270 Construction of a 270 MW biomass facility.
4 Finland 200 Construction of a biomass CHP plant.
5 China 200 Construction of a 200 MW WtE facility.

04
Pipeline Project Example:
Construction of the world's largest WtE facility in Shenzhen, China.
Location Shenzhen, China
Estimated Value US$73.5 million
Lead Contractor Babcock & Wilcox
Capacity 5,600 tonnes per day
Power 168 MW
Work Start Date 2017 (estimated)
Operational Mid-2019
Status Contract Awarded
Link Click for full details
Shenzhen Energy Group is to build the world's largest waste-to-energy (WtE) facility on a 267,000 square metre site in Shenzhen,
Guangdong Province.
Located on the outskirts of Shenzhen, the Shenzhen East Waste-to-Energy Plant will incinerate up to 5,600 tonnes of waste per
day (tpd), generating 550 million kWh per annum. The facility will be equipped with six 850 tpd waste incinerators and four 40
MW turbine generators. In December 2015, Shenzhen Energy issued a tender for a feasibility study report and environmental
impact assessment report.
On 4th February 2016, Gottlieb Paludan Architects and Schmidt Hammer Lassen announced that their design has been selected
for the facility. The winning design organises the entire plant, including auxiliary buildings, into one circular building - breaking
with the traditional rectangular layout of industrial facilities. The circular Shenzhen plant has been designed with sustainability in
mind and will incorporate rooftop solar panels, a visitor education centre and an observation platform into its architectural
design. By proposing a clear circular form, the footprint of the plant is minimised and it reduces the amount of excavation
required to build on the site. The facility will have a 66,000 square metre roof which will be covered by up to 44,000 square metres
of photovoltaic panels, providing the opportunity for the plant to not only provide a cleaner way to deal with the city’s waste, but
also contribute to the renewable energy provision for the city. Detailed design work began in early 2016.
On 29th November 2016, Babcock & Wilcox announced today that its subsidiary, Babcock & Wilcox Vølund (B&W Vølund), has
been awarded a contract for nearly US$40 million to design a WtE boiler by Shenzhen Energy Environmental Engineering. B&W
Vølund will supply equipment, including a Dynagrate combustion grate system, hydraulics, burners and other boiler components
for the 168 MW plant. B&W Vølund will also provide construction advisors for the combined heat and power project.
The total investment in the project is estimated at RMB 450 million. The plant is scheduled to begin commercial operation in mid-
2019.
With a population of 20 million Shenzhen produces 15,000 tonnes of waste a day, a figure that is increasing by approximately 7%
each year.

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Project Reporting in 2016 by Feedstock Type
General municipal solid waste was the leading feedstock type in 2016. This accounted for 488 of
the 1,598 projects, equal to 31.2% of the total. These projects had an estimated value of US$54.8
billion, equal to US$112 million on average. They represented waste capacity of 151.8 million
tonnes, equal to 45.0% of the total capacity for the year. This is equal to 311,005 per project on
average, and 972 tonnes per day per project. The largest, as detailed on page 3 above, is a major
planned facility to the east of Shenzhen in China, which has a designed capacity of 5,600 tonnes
per day and is due to enter service in 2019. An estimated 281 MSW projects involved power
generation, at 9,195 MW in total. This equals 33 MW per project on average.
The second principal feedstock type is wood. This represents either waste wood materials or
specially-grown wood. It is principally used in biomass boilers and power plants. There were 268
projects in 2016 which principally used wood as a feedstock, These had an estimated value of
US$32.5 billion, equal to US$121 million on average. They represented capacity of 60.1 million
tonnes, equal to 224,349 tonnes each on average, and 701 tonnes per day per project. Almost all
wood-based projects involve power generation (258), totalling an estimated 8,355 MW or 32 MW
per project on average.
The third most significant feedstock is general plant-based biomass, other than wood. There were
177 of these in 2016, with an estimated value of US$17.3 billion, equal to US$98 million each on
average. The estimated feedstock capacity was 30.5 million tonnes, equal to 172,284 tonnes each
on average, and 538 tonnes per day per project. Almost all of these projects (161) involved power
generation, estimated at 4,8 58 MW or 30 MW each.
See the next page for the full data on feedstock types.
MSW
45%
Wood
18%
Biomass
9%
Others
28%
Projects in 2016, Tonnage Capacity by Feedstock Type
MSW
37%
Wood
22%
Biomass
11%
Others
30%
Projects in 2016, US$m Value by Feedstock Type

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All Projects Reported on in 2016, by Feedstock Type
Projects
Total Estimated
Value (US$m)
Average value
(US$m)
Total Estimated
Capacity (tonnes)
Average value
(tonnes) Tonnes Per Day
Total Estimated
Power Generation
(MW)
Average MW
per Project
Animal 80 1,612 20 8,960,006 112,000 350 252 3
Clinical 1 96 96 803 803 3 - -
Construction/Demolition 22 305 14 7,185,453 326,612 1,021 - -
e-Waste 12 448 37 988,059 82,338 257 - -
Food 64 1,374 21 3,415,804 53,372 167 141 3
Gas 54 3,761 70 725,600 13,437 42 941 23
Glass 10 185 19 283,207 28,321 89 - -
Hazardous 28 1,477 53 2,533,483 90,482 283 - -
Heat 21 1,770 84 3,124,732 148,797 465 36 4
Industrial 32 3,156 99 11,406,384 356,450 1,114 425 39
Metals 26 965 37 2,670,603 102,715 321 - -
MSW 488 54,825 112 151,770,353 311,005 972 9,195 33
Oil 18 591 33 2,041,600 113,422 354 - -
Organic (general/unspecified) 119 9,193 77 31,258,088 262,673 821 3,276 30
Paper 9 1,112 124 809,656 89,962 281 234 117
Plant Biomass (non-waste) 30 5,765 192 4,617,612 153,920 481 1,088 39
Plant Biomass (waste) 147 11,496 78 25,876,808 176,033 550 3,770 28
Plastics 37 1,578 43 1,973,239 53,331 167 - -
Radioactive 13 12,546 965 2,744,632 211,126 660 - -
Rubber 10 417 42 790,815 79,081 247 - -
Sewage/wastewater 91 3,803 42 10,975,378 120,609 377 242 4
Wood 268 32,482 121 60,125,440 224,349 701 8,355 32
Other 18 455 25 2,852,437 158,469 495 8 8
Total 1,598 149,412 93 337,130,189 210,970 659 27,962 26

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Project Reporting in 2016 by Technology Type
The leading technology type in 2016 was incineration involving energy recovery (Waste-to-
Energy, or WtE, Incineration). There were 512 such projects during the year, worth an estimated
US$69.8 billion in total. This is equal to 46.7% of the total value of projects in 2016, and an
average of US$136 million per project. These projects have an estimated capacity of 158.6 million
tonnes, equal to 309,792 tonnes each on average and 968 tonnes per day per project. Total
estimated power generation from these projects is 20,793 MW, equal to 42 MW each on average.
There were a further 52 integrated/mixed facilities which generally involve an element of WtE
incineration, and a handful of incineration facilities not involving power generation. The latter
tend to concentrate on specialist waste types such as clinical or other hazardous materials.
In second place was anaerobic digestion/biogas facilities. AcuComm reported on 281 of these in
2016, with a total estimated value of US$9.2 billion, or US$33 million each on average; these
facilities tend to be smaller than most other waste plant types. Total feedstock capacity was
estimated at 24.9 million tonnes, equal to 88,697 tonnes each and 277 tonnes per day per plant.
Likewise, while most such plants generate power, this is relatively small-scale at 808 MW, equal
to 3 MW per plant on average.
In third place was waste recycling facilities. AcuComm reported on 243 of these during the year,
worth an estimated US$8.1 billion, equal to US$33 million on average. The estimated capacity of
these projects was 26.6 million tonnes, equal to 109.445 tonnes each and 342 tonnes per day per
facility. Only a handful of recycling facilities involve any form of power generation.
Other leading facility tech types include biofuel plants (157, worth US$16.2 billion), and waste
processing facilities (136, worth US$18.2 billion).
WtE
Incineration
47%
Waste
Processing
12%
Biofuels
11%
AD/Biogas
6%
Others
24%
Projects in 2016, US$m Value by Technology Type
WtE
Incineration
47%
Landfill
12%
Waste
Processing
8%
Recycling
8%
AD/Biogas
8%
Others
17%
Projects in 2016, Tonnage Capacity by Technology Type

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All Projects Reported on in 2016, by Technology Type
Projects
Total Estimated
Value (US$m)
Average value
(US$m)
Total Estimated
Capacity (tonnes)
Average Capacity
Total Estimated
Power Generation
(MW) Average value (MW)
AD/Biogas 281 9,172 33 24,923,893 88,697 277 808 3
Biofuel 157 16,161 103 20,307,533 129,347 404 2,563 21
Gasification 54 6,855 127 7,928,631 146,827 459 1,832 35
Incineration (energy recovery) 512 69,772 136 158,613,344 309,792 968 20,793 42
Incineration (no energy recovery) 11 1,051 96 703,999 64,000 200 0 -
Integrated Facilities (IWMF) 52 14,386 277 17,561,987 337,731 1,055 1,373 28
Landfill 89 1,409 16 41,379,985 464,944 1,453 223 9
MBT 26 1,618 62 5,468,593 210,330 657 189 9
Recycling 243 8,058 33 26,595,201 109,445 342 12 3
Waste Processing 136 18,197 134 27,780,178 204,266 638 33 16
Others 37 2,734 74 5,866,845 158,563 496 136 19
Total 1,598 149,412 93 337,130,189 210,970 659 27,962 26

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Project Reporting in 2016 by Region
All Projects Reported on in 2016, by Region
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Projects
Total Estimated Value
(US$m) Average value (US$m)
Total Estimated Capacity
(tonnes) Average value (tonnes) Tonnes Per Day
Total Estimated Power
Generation (MW) Average value (MW)
Africa 42 4,048 96 8,335,400 198,462 620 1,044 37
Americas 465 33,716 73 81,772,257 175,854 550 4,196 17
Asia 292 32,354 111 85,130,833 291,544 911 6,766 30
Europe 711 71,679 101 142,337,669 200,194 626 14,841 29
Middle East 30 2,740 91 7,482,478 249,416 779 246 25
Pacific 55 4,661 85 11,819,799 214,905 672 564 23
Unknown/unspecified 3 215 72 251,754 83,918 262 304 152
Total 1,598 149,412 93 337,130,189 210,970 659 27,962 26
The largest number of projects in 2016 were in Europe, at 711. The total estimated value of these
was US$71.7 billion, equal to US$101 million each on average.
There were 465 projects in the Americas, worth US$33.7 billion or US$73 million each on average.
Close behind in terms of value was Asia, with 292 projects valued at US$32.3 billion or US$111
million on average.
The other regions of the world tend to offer fewer investments overall, but these can often be high-
tech and of great local significance.

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Project Reporting in 2016, Global Heatmap of Investments
This map shows the geographic distribution of projects reported on in 2016, according to their estimated investment value.
The majority are to be found in northern Europe (principally the UK), east Asia (eastern China and Japan), and the USA.

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Project Reporting in 2016, Map of New/Updated Investments
This map shows the geographic distribution of projects reported on in 2016, according to their status.
New projects for 2016 are shown in red, while updates of existing ones are in blue.

12
Project Reporting in 2016 by Status
AcuComm estimates that 472 of the projects reported in in 2016 are fully operational, as of January
2017. These have a combined value of US$29.1 billion or US$62 million each on average. They have
estimated capacity of 70.5 million tonnes (467 tonnes per day each on average), and power generation
of 4,936 MW (18 MW each on average).
A further 402 projects are currently under construction, worth US$40.2 billion (US$100 million each on
average) These are generally larger; not unsurprising as larger projects will generally take more time to
complete. They represent 84.9 million tonnes of capacity (660 tonnes per day on average) and 9,294
MW power generation (30 MW each on average).
There are 219 projects in the various stages of planning, although not all will come to fruition. Their
combined estimated value is US$26.9 billion, equal to US$123 million each on average. They represent
capacity of 54.2 million tonnes (773 tonnes per day per plant) and power generation of 4,815 MW (28
MW each on average).
Of the projects not yet operational, an estimated 355 worth US$26.9 billion will come into operation in
2017, with a further 168 worth US$20.3 billion in 2018.
All Projects Reported on in 2016, by Operational Status
Projects
Total Estimated
Value (US$m)
Average value
(US$m)
Total Estimated
Capacity (tonnes)
Average value
Total Estimated
Power Generation
(MW) Average value (MW)
Planning 219 26,880 123 54,174,100 247,370 773 4,815 28
Under Construction 402 40,214 100 84,902,175 211,199 660 9,294 30
Operational 472 29,096 62 70,511,146 149,388 467 4,936 18
Total 1,598 149,412 93 337,130,189 210,970 659 27,962 26
Planning
26,880
Under Construction
40,214
Operational
29,096
0 20,000 40,000 60,000 80,000 100,000
Investments by Operational Stage, (US$m)

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Companies Involved in 2016
Contractors/Engineers
1 China Everbright International Hong Kong
2 Takuma Japan
3 Hitachi Zosen Japan
4 EnviTec Biogas Germany
5 Valmet Finland
Equipment Suppliers
1 Martin GmbH fur Umwelt und Energietechnik Germany
2 Bulk Handling Systems United States
3 Saxlund International United Kingdom
4 Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry China
5 FuelCell Energy United States
Operators
1 Renewable Energy Group United States
2 SITA UK United Kingdom
3 Upstate Shredding United States
4 Green Group Holdings United States
5 Blue Sphere United States
This page presents the top five companies
mentioned during the year for three categories
(contractors/engineers, equipment suppliers and
operators). This is based on the number of
references to each company across the whole
AcuComm database.
Click on the company logo to explore the projects
associated with each company, including full project
data and named company contact details.
On the following pages, AcuComm has identified the
following companies with regard to waste, bioenergy
and recycling projects during 2016. The are arranged
by the type of company. Click the link to the right to
explore AcuComm’s full database of projects
involving each company.

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Company/Role Country More Info
Architects
Concept Design United States RELATED PROJECTS
Consultants
Amec Foster Wheeler United Kingdom RELATED PROJECTS
Arup United Kingdom RELATED PROJECTS
COWI Denmark RELATED PROJECTS
Eco-Frontier South Korea RELATED PROJECTS
Fichtner
United Arab
Emirates RELATED PROJECTS
Fraunhofer Center for Chemical-Biotechnological Processes Germany RELATED PROJECTS
Javelin Power Australia RELATED PROJECTS
Jones Lang LaSalle United Kingdom RELATED PROJECTS
KDB Daewoo Securities South Korea RELATED PROJECTS
Korea South-East Power (KOSEP) South Korea RELATED PROJECTS
Poyry Energy United Kingdom RELATED PROJECTS
px group United Kingdom RELATED PROJECTS
Sage Environmental United States RELATED PROJECTS
Sweco Sweden RELATED PROJECTS
Contractor/Engineer
A.J. Diani Construction United States RELATED PROJECTS
ADK Consortium Ghana RELATED PROJECTS
ÅF Sweden RELATED PROJECTS
Ahidra agua y energia & Ahidra-Colsen Technologies Spain RELATED PROJECTS
Amec Foster Wheeler (Global Power Group) United States RELATED PROJECTS
Anaergia - Global Head Office Canada RELATED PROJECTS
Anaergia Services United States RELATED PROJECTS

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Andy J. Egan Co United States RELATED PROJECTS
Austep SpA Italy RELATED PROJECTS
Axis Industries/Axis Technologies Lithuania RELATED PROJECTS
Babcock & Wilcox United States RELATED PROJECTS
Babcock & Wilcox Power Generation Group United States RELATED PROJECTS
Babcock & Wilcox Volund Denmark RELATED PROJECTS
Bechtel National United States RELATED PROJECTS
Biotehdas Finland RELATED PROJECTS
Blue Sphere Israel RELATED PROJECTS
Bollegraaf Recycling Machinery Netherlands RELATED PROJECTS
Bossard France France RELATED PROJECTS
BTA International Germany RELATED PROJECTS
Budimex Poland RELATED PROJECTS
Bulk Handling Systems United States RELATED PROJECTS
Burmeister & Wain Energy Denmark RELATED PROJECTS
CCI BioEnergy Canada RELATED PROJECTS
China Everbright International Hong Kong RELATED PROJECTS
Colsen Group Netherlands RELATED PROJECTS
Cortus Energy Sweden RELATED PROJECTS
Dalkia France RELATED PROJECTS
DiPrete Engineering United States RELATED PROJECTS
DMT Environmental Technology Netherlands RELATED PROJECTS
enCO2 GmbH Germany RELATED PROJECTS
enCO2 LLC c/o Rockford Construction United States RELATED PROJECTS
Energrup Bio-Renovables Spain RELATED PROJECTS
Enerkem Canada RELATED PROJECTS
EnviTec Biogas Germany RELATED PROJECTS
EnviTec Biogas UK United Kingdom RELATED PROJECTS
Erlandsson Bygg Sweden RELATED PROJECTS
Fagen Inc United States RELATED PROJECTS

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FCC Environmental Services United States RELATED PROJECTS
Fiberight United States RELATED PROJECTS
Fomento de Construcciones y Contratas (FCC) Spain RELATED PROJECTS
Fortum Finland RELATED PROJECTS
Gasum Finland RELATED PROJECTS
GGE Slovenia RELATED PROJECTS
GGE ESCO Serbia RELATED PROJECTS
Hitachi Zosen Japan RELATED PROJECTS
HoSt Netherlands RELATED PROJECTS
International Environmental Technologies United States RELATED PROJECTS
Italian-Thai Development Public Company Limited Thailand RELATED PROJECTS
JFE Engineering Japan RELATED PROJECTS
Justsen Energiteknik Denmark RELATED PROJECTS
KPN Green Energy Solution Thailand RELATED PROJECTS
Le Badezet France RELATED PROJECTS
Linde Engineering Division Germany RELATED PROJECTS
M+W Group United Kingdom RELATED PROJECTS
MWH Global United States RELATED PROJECTS
MWH Treatment United Kingdom RELATED PROJECTS
Myers & Sons Construction United States RELATED PROJECTS
Nanjing Wonder Environment Protection Technology China RELATED PROJECTS
NCC Sverige Sweden RELATED PROJECTS
NV5 Holdings United States RELATED PROJECTS
Okumura Corporation Japan RELATED PROJECTS
Penta-Ocean Construction Japan RELATED PROJECTS
PlanET Biogas UK United Kingdom RELATED PROJECTS
Praj Industries India RELATED PROJECTS
Progressive Energy United Kingdom RELATED PROJECTS
Purac - Head Office Sweden RELATED PROJECTS
Purac Puregas Sweden RELATED PROJECTS

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Rafako Poland RELATED PROJECTS
Ramboll Group Denmark RELATED PROJECTS
Rockford Construction United States RELATED PROJECTS
Samsung C&T United Kingdom RELATED PROJECTS
SBI General & Mechanical United States RELATED PROJECTS
SCOBAT France RELATED PROJECTS
SGM Magnetics Corporation United States RELATED PROJECTS
Sierra Energy United States RELATED PROJECTS
Sisk Group Ireland RELATED PROJECTS
Standardkessel Baumgarte Germany RELATED PROJECTS
Standardkessel Baumgarte UK United Kingdom RELATED PROJECTS
Steinmueller Babcock Environment Germany RELATED PROJECTS
Sterling Construction Company United States RELATED PROJECTS
Steve P. Rados United States RELATED PROJECTS
SynTech Bioenergy United States RELATED PROJECTS
Tecnicas Reunidas Spain RELATED PROJECTS
UAB Kauno dujotiekio statyba Lithuania RELATED PROJECTS
Valmet Finland RELATED PROJECTS
Valmet (Pulp and Paper) Sweden RELATED PROJECTS
Veolia North America United States RELATED PROJECTS
VINCI Construction UK Ltd United Kingdom RELATED PROJECTS
Vital Energi United Kingdom RELATED PROJECTS
Wartsila Corporation Finland RELATED PROJECTS
Wartsila Norway - Marine Solutions Norway RELATED PROJECTS
Watrec Finland RELATED PROJECTS
Weckman Sweden RELATED PROJECTS
Williams & Works United States RELATED PROJECTS
WorleyParsons Canada – Infrastructure & Environment Canada RELATED PROJECTS
Wright Construction Group United States RELATED PROJECTS
Xergi Denmark RELATED PROJECTS

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ZhongDe Waste Technology Germany RELATED PROJECTS
Equipment Supplier
Advanced Plasma Power United Kingdom RELATED PROJECTS
Andritz Austria RELATED PROJECTS
Arbaflame Norway RELATED PROJECTS
Asset International United Kingdom RELATED PROJECTS
Axis Industries/Axis Technologies Lithuania RELATED PROJECTS
Baumgarte Boiler Systems Germany RELATED PROJECTS
BEKON Energy Technologies Germany RELATED PROJECTS
Chongqing Sanfeng Covanta Environmental Industry China RELATED PROJECTS
Clarke Energy United Kingdom RELATED PROJECTS
Doosan Skoda Power Czech Republic RELATED PROJECTS
Ecomation Oy Finland RELATED PROJECTS
Edeniq United States RELATED PROJECTS
Foy Group Australia RELATED PROJECTS
GE Power & Water United States RELATED PROJECTS
GE Power Services Austria RELATED PROJECTS
Genifuel United States RELATED PROJECTS
GILLES Energie- und Umwelttechnik Austria RELATED PROJECTS
Green Machine United States RELATED PROJECTS
Haarslev Industries France RELATED PROJECTS
Jernforsen Energi System (Production & Administration Office) Sweden RELATED PROJECTS
Jernforsen Energi System (Sales Office) Sweden RELATED PROJECTS
Justsen Energiteknik Denmark RELATED PROJECTS
Lubo Systems Netherlands RELATED PROJECTS
Machinex Industries Canada RELATED PROJECTS
MAN Diesel & Turbo Germany RELATED PROJECTS
Martin GmbH fur Umwelt und Energietechnik Germany RELATED PROJECTS

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MSB Investors LLC (formerly Mustang Renewable Power Ventures) United States RELATED PROJECTS
Nexterra Systems Corporation Canada RELATED PROJECTS
Orbit Energy United States RELATED PROJECTS
Prodesa Spain RELATED PROJECTS
Renewa Finland RELATED PROJECTS
Rentec Belgium RELATED PROJECTS
Rothenburg Germany RELATED PROJECTS
Saxlund International United Kingdom RELATED PROJECTS
SGM Magnetics Corporation United States RELATED PROJECTS
TOMRA Sorting Norway RELATED PROJECTS
US Conveyor Technologies United States RELATED PROJECTS
W. L. Gore & Associates Germany RELATED PROJECTS
Wendt Corporation United States RELATED PROJECTS
Wyssmont United States RELATED PROJECTS
Yokogawa France France RELATED PROJECTS
Funding/Financial Services/Agency
Amber Infrastructure United Kingdom RELATED PROJECTS
Balfour Beatty Investments United Kingdom RELATED PROJECTS
Delegation of the European Union to the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan Jordan RELATED PROJECTS
Enova Norway RELATED PROJECTS
Equitix United Kingdom RELATED PROJECTS
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) United Kingdom RELATED PROJECTS
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) Resident Office Jordan RELATED PROJECTS
European Investment Bank (EIB) Finland RELATED PROJECTS
European Investment Bank (EIB) Luxembourg RELATED PROJECTS
Export Development Canada Canada RELATED PROJECTS
Finnvera Finland RELATED PROJECTS
Green Investment Bank United Kingdom RELATED PROJECTS
Infrastructure Canada Canada RELATED PROJECTS

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Macquarie Group United Kingdom RELATED PROJECTS
Minnesota Department of Agriculture United States RELATED PROJECTS
Naturvardsverket (Environmental Protection Agency) Sweden RELATED PROJECTS
Nordic Investment Bank Finland RELATED PROJECTS
Nowaste Oy Finland RELATED PROJECTS
Quebec Department of Sustainable Development, Environment and the Fight Against Climate
Change Canada RELATED PROJECTS
Swedish Energy Agency Sweden RELATED PROJECTS
Taaleri Finland RELATED PROJECTS
US Agency for International Development (USAID) United States RELATED PROJECTS
US Agency for International Development (USAID) - Islamabad Unit Pakistan RELATED PROJECTS
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Aberdeen City Council United Kingdom RELATED PROJECTS
Accra Metropolitan Assembly Ghana RELATED PROJECTS
AffaldVarme Aarhus Denmark RELATED PROJECTS
Ajuntament de Dosrius Spain RELATED PROJECTS
Ajuntament de Sant Esteve de Palautordera Spain RELATED PROJECTS
Burlington County Board of Chosen Freeholders United States RELATED PROJECTS
Burlington County Department of Recycling and Waste Management United States RELATED PROJECTS
Carroll County Economic Development Corporation United States RELATED PROJECTS
City of Anaheim - Planning and Building Department United States RELATED PROJECTS
City of Anaheim - Public Utilities Department Anaheim United States RELATED PROJECTS
City of Spruce Grove - Planning and Development Canada RELATED PROJECTS
City of Wilsonville United States RELATED PROJECTS
Collier County Government Solid & Hazardous Waste Management United States RELATED PROJECTS

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