WtE facilities primarily produce electricity from the combustion of waste.
WtE technology converts solid waste into energy, such as electricity or heat.
WtE facilities help divert waste from landfills by converting it into usable energy.
WtE facilities help mitigate methane emissions from landfills by diverting waste for energy recovery.
Organic waste, such as food scraps and yard trimmings, is often utilized for energy recovery in WtE facilities.
SWANA supports responsible waste management practices, including the use of sustainable technologies like Waste-to-Energy.
WtE technologies are commonly applied to municipal solid waste, which includes household and commercial waste.
WtE processes contribute to renewable energy generation by utilizing waste materials as fuel.
Proper management of emissions is crucial in WtE operations to minimize air pollution and ensure environmental sustainability.
SWANA advocates for sustainable waste management solutions, including WtE technologies.
Implementing WtE technologies may require substantial upfront investments, although they can offer long-term benefits in waste management and energy production.
