Energy from Waste 2014

Revenue from the global Energy from Waste market are set to grow strongly to over $28.6 billion by 2016 , up from just under $18 billion in 2012, according to a new report from Frost & Sullivan. The analysts predicted that the growth is likely to be led by the construction of new facilities around the world. In some European countries where waste to energy capacity is already well developed, the process of modernising facilities to comply with local emission standards is set to continue.

SMi's 7th annual conference on Energy from Waste will provide attendees with a complete view of the field. Focusing on an update on the regulatory framework, financing models, CHP and district heating projects, feedstock in the supply chain and case studies from UK, Central Europe and Africa, this informative event will bring together key leaders in the field to provide attendees with an in-depth look into current status of Energy from Waste.

Benefits of Attending:

Understand and review the latest update on the regulatory environment governing the energy from waste sector

Evaluate the different financing models that exist and join a panel discussion with key industry leaders to debate the financing issue in a post PFI world