Task 36: Material and Energy valorisation of waste in a Circular Economy
The presetations and the workshop summary report can be download from the item list below: Task memebers presentations: US Case studies on Energy Recovery from Wate, Beau Hoffman, US Department of Energy Guests’ presentations: Biofutures, Michael Burke, Qld Government Developing Queensland’s energy-from-Waste policy, Esther Richards, Qld Goverment_ Social Licence to Operate and Public Acceptance […]
read moreFor a number of years now there has been an increased focus in Europe on the nutrients that are lost through linear use/treatment of waste (specifically food/organic waste fractions in MSW and sewage sludge). Connected with the fact that the market for phosphorus being dominated by Morocco and Western Sahara having around 80% of the […]
read moreIn the circular economy, the production and utilisation of Solid Recovered Fuel (SRF) is increasingly recognised as an important element in waste management practises. SRF is produced from non-hazardous waste from biogenic and fossil origins and is thus consideredas a partly renewable. SRF has usually undergone a sorting process and should meet strict quality requirements. Narrow […]
read morePublications from presentations from the workshop held in Vienna 15 November 20112.
read moreThis workshop 10-12 March 2014, held in association with the German BREF Working group on Efficiency of energy from waste, discussed the opportunities to improve the energy efficiency of energy from waste plants, the costs involved and barriers to achieving further efficiencies.
read moreProceedings of Workshop, Stockholm 8th May 2013 This workshop was designed to update Task 36 on relevant developments on anaerobic digestion and to investigate the areas where there are synergies in the two areas, where the work of Task 37 might overlap with the work of Task 36 and where there could be useful joint […]
read moreWorkshop in Milan, Italy, 20th November 2013 This workshop reported on end of waste for solid recovered fuels, the results to the European Recombio project on preparation and combustion of solid recovered fuel and experience with the use of solid recovered fuel in Italy.
read moreWorkshop on Processing routes for Solid Recovered Fuels, Dublin, 20 October, 2011. IEA Bioenergy Task 36 and Task 32 have jointly organised a workshop and field trip in Dublin to discuss the market opportunities for Solid Recovered Fuels. The presentations may be downloaded below:
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