Material and Energy valorisation of waste in a Circular Economy View web version | Visit our homepage Swedish Waste Incineration Tax Abolished The Swedish Parliament has taken two steps backwards and abolished the waste incineration tax introduced in April 2020. Recent changes in the European electricity market have made the Swedish Parliament abolish the waste incineration tax introduced two and a half years ago. Read more > NEW REPORT: Review of WtE Policies in South Africa & International Comparisons  Don’t miss our last report about the drivers and barriers in the implementation of WtE policy in different countries. Read the report here > Enabling Place-based Waste Management Solutions in the United States 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 Read more > WORKSHOP: Decarbonization of the Waste Sector - Global Experiences 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. Read more > Chemical Recycling of Plastics through Pyrolysis 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. Read more > Full-scale CCS in Norway: timeline and financing 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. Read more > IEA Bioenergy, also known as the Implementing Agreement for a Programme of Research, Development and Demonstration on Bioenergy, functions within a Framework created by the International Energy Agency (IEA). Views, findings and publications of IEA Bioenergy do not necessarily represent the views or policies of the IEA Secretariat or of its individual Member countries. Technology Collaboration Programme by iea RISE Research Institutes of Sweden AB Contact us | Unsubscribe