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Don’t miss our last report about the drivers and barriers in the implementation of WtE policy in different countries. |
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17 communities selected will explore new solutions to solve their waste management problems. The United States Department of Energy is continuing efforts to support community-centered projects to manage organic waste and recover valuable nutrients and energy from these streams. The Department of Energy’s Bioenergy Technologies Office selected a second cohort of communities in 2022.
Picture: Map of 2021 and 2022 partners of the NREL Waste to Energy Technical Assistance Program |
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TASK 36 shares global experiences and lessons learnt on decarbonisation of the waste sector in South Africa at a workshop on “Decarbonisation of the waste sector: Global experience” in November, 2022. |
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Don’t miss the key findings on chemical recycling technologies from the Decarbonization of the Waste Sector workshop organized by Task 36 last November in South Africa.
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Let’s have a look at the timeline and financing for Longship, Norway’s full-scale CCS project.
Longship, Norway's full-scale CCS project, is including WtE CCS at the Hafslund Oslo Celsio (formerly Fortum Oslo Varme) Klemetsrud plant in Oslo. Let us have a look at key events from these last years as well as the future and key financing figures.
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