Developing waste to energy in sustainable waste management – accelerating best practice and world class solutions

Interest in waste to energy, and waste as a resource, as part of a sustainable waste management strategy,  is growing rapidly in many regions globally, but few are as dynamic as the wider Middle East region.

As the organisers of the Energy from Waste London conference, we have a twenty year track record of delivering one of the most important events for waste to energy development in the sector.

At the London event, we regularly bring together over 500 senior level policy makers, industry leaders, financiers and investors, innovators, waste managers, technical experts, engineers, advisors and suppliers, for two days of top level information exchange, uniquely valuable networking, and crucial business development opportunities.

We are now launching Energy from Waste Middle East to serve the rapidly accelerating Middle East and wider market, bringing together an unrivalled line-up of leaders, developers, and industry experts from across the region.

Featuring three exceptional site visits to world class waste to energy plants, to Sharjah Waste to Energy plant, Dubai WWMC and to the in-build Abu Dhabi plant, Energy from Waste Middle East provides unrivalled knowedge sharing at all points of the waste to energy development process.

Please note, limited availability for all site visits.

Bookings are now open; visit the Book Now page to secure the Super Early Bird Discount Rate!

 Key topics include 

- The policies, structures and regulations needed to drive investor confidence

- Developing partnerships and business models

- Securing investor buy-in and aligning stakeholders

- Optimising the value of waste as a resource, through sustainable, multi-treatment approaches

- Delivering a project on the ground – lessons learnt in construction, engineering and technical feasibility

- Asset optimisation – ensuring best ROI,  high performance, and developing internal knowledge and skills

- The plant of the future – technical developments for highest possible efficiency

- Decarbonisation – the opportunities for Carbon Capture and Storage

- Waste to high value outputs – developments in waste to SAF, waste to hydrogen, waste to X

The development of RDF / SRF markets – a route to decarbonising other sectors, and a pathway to high value outputs

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