Waste-to-Energy (WtE) Market Report 2015-2025 How Advanced Conversion Technologies (ACT) & WtE Targets Are Driving Investment by Energy From Waste (EfW) Companies
LONDON, July 23, 2015 /PRNewswire/ --
Visiongain assesses that CapEx on Waste-to-Energy (WtE) will reach $9,218m in 2015
With a combination of mounting environmental concerns, increased governmental policy, more stringent renewable targets and a desire for increased domestic energy production, WtE is set for significant growth. Although some areas, namely Europe and parts of North America and Asia, have an established WtE market, there are real prospects for growth in regions such as the UK, Asia-Pacific and Eastern Europe.
Visiongain's report will ensure that you keep informed and ahead of your competitors. Gain that competitive advantage.
Report scope: Waste-to-energy (WtE) facilities are plants using municipal solid waste (MSW) as a primary fuel source for energy production. This includes direct combustion and advanced thermal, but not biological processes. The report covers the CapEx spending of new and upgraded WtE plants globally. The report also forecasts Municipal Waste processing capacity for national markets through to 2018.
The report will answer questions such as:
• What are the prospects for the overall Waste-to-Energy industry?
• Where are the major investments occurring?
• Who are the key players in the Waste-to-Energy industry?
• What are the market dynamics underpinning the sector?
• How consolidated is the sector amongst the large industry players?
5 Reasons why you must order and read this report today:
1) The report provides detailed profiles of 12 leading companies operating within the Waste-to-Energy market:
To see a report overview please email Sara Peerun on sara.peerun@visiongainglobal.com
- Understand the competitive landscape with profiles revealing their market sizing and shares, capabilities, services, focus, strategies, and future outlook:
- Learn which companies are building what in the major WtE markets
- Babcock & Wilcox Vølund A/S
- C&G Environmental Protection Holdings Ltd.
- China Everbright
- CNIM
- Covanta Energy Corporation
- Hitachi Zosen Inova AG
- Keppel Seghers
- MARTIN GmbH
- Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Environmental & Chemical Engineering
- Steinmuller Babcock Environment
- Suez Environnement
- Viridor
- Wheelabrator Technologies Inc.
2) The study reveals where companies are investing in Waste-to-Energy and how much waste processing capacity from WtE is expected. See the prospects in 12 national markets, 3 regional markets plus analysis of 20 other countries
- Learn which countries have WtE targets to reach and when they need to reach them
- UK Forecast 2015-2025
- Polish Forecast 2015-2025
- Irish Forecast 2015-2025
- Danish Forecast 2015-2025
- Finnish Forecast 2015-2025
- Italian Forecast 2015-2025
- Swedish Forecast 2015-2025
- Czech Forecast 2015-2025
- The Rest of Europe Forecast 2015-2025
- Chinese Forecast 2015-2025
- Japanese Forecast 2015-2025
- The Rest of Asia Pacific Forecast 2015-2025
- US Forecast 2015-2025
- Canadian Forecast 2015-2025
- The Rest of the World Forecast 2015-2025
3) The analysis is underpinned by two exclusive interviews with leading Waste-to-Energy experts
- CEWEP
- ENERGOS
4) Discover details of 363 Waste-to-Energy projects revealing, in most cases, the following information
- Company
- Project Completion Year
- Capacity (tpa)
- MW Capacity
- Investment ($m)
- Status
5) Learn about the following business critical issues:
- Legislation and Landfill Targets
- Costs
- Energy Security
- Pollution and Public Opposition
- Understand what the role of mass burn will be during the forecast period and what the role of Advanced Conversion Technologies will be over the same time
This independent 249 page report guarantees you will remain better informed than your competitors. With 183 tables and figures examining the Waste-to-Energy (WtE).market space, the report gives you an immediate, one-stop breakdown of your market. PLUS Municipal Waste processing capacity forecasts to 2018 as well as analysis, keeping your knowledge that one step ahead of your rivals. Purchasing this report today will help you to recognise those important market opportunities and understand the possibilities. Don't miss out, order this report now. We look forward to receiving your order.
To see a report overview please email Sara Peerun on sara.peerun@visiongainglobal.com
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Companies Mentioned in This Report
A2A
Abengoa
Advanced Plasma Power Ltd.
AECOM
Algae Tech.
Algonquin
Air Products
Amager Resource Centre (ARC)
AmeyCespa
Anaergia Services
Anqing Wanneng Zhongke Green Power
Aquilini Renewable Energy
Associated Energy Projects plc
Astaldi Group
ATCO Power
Banks Group
Balfour Beatty
Bee'ah
BH EnergyGap (Walsall) Ltd
Biffa
Bioessence
Biogen Power
Blakeley's Waste Management
B&W Power Generation Group Ibc.
B&W Vølund
Baumgarte Boder Systems GmbH
BP
Brianza Energia Ambiente
Broadcrown
Burmeister & Wain
B.X.C Development Partners
Cadence EnviroPower
C&G Environmental Protection Holdings Ltd
China Everbright International
Chinook Urban Mining
CJ Global Green Energy Philippines Group
Clean Association of Tokyo23
Clean Power Properties
CNIM
Cory Environmental
Covanta Energy Corporation
Coventry & Solihull Waste Disposal Company
Dan Municipal Sanitation Association
Devon Waste Management
Doncaster Energy Recovery
Dong Energy
Doosan
DRENL
Dundee Energy Recycling Ltd
Dynamis Group
E.ON Energy from Waste
Ekokem
Ekokogeneracja subsidiary Kotlownia 1
Elementa Group
ENERGOS
Energy Answers
Energy Works (Hull) Limited
Enviroparks Operations Ltd
EQT (Becon)
Esti Energia
Eunomia
Falascaia
FCC Environment
Fiberight LLC
Fisia Babcock Environment
Fortum
Foster Wheeler
Gent Fairhead
Grandblue Environmental Protection
Green EfW Investments
Gretton Brook Estates
Grontmij
Grundon Waste
Herambiente
Hitachi Zosen Inova
Hoddesdon Energy
HPOWER Incinerator
IMPSA
Indaver
International Electric Power
Iren
Jersey Transport And Technical Services
Jindal TF
Jinjiang Group
K3CHP Ltd
Kara/NOVEREN
Keppel Seghers
KfW
KIC Odpady
Kotka Energia
Lahti Energy
LECH
Levenseat Renewable Energy
Linhai Weiming Environment Protection and Energy Co. Ltd.
Lomellina e
Energia
Ma'anshuan Urban Development Investment Group
Marcegaglia Energy
Martin GmbH
Maui Electric
Mercia Waste Management
MES Environmental
Metro Vancouver
MHIEC
Mizuda
Mostostal Warsawa
MVV Environment
Müllpyrolyseanlage Burgau
Multifuel Energy
Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd
New Energy Corp
NewEarth Solutions
Nordic Investment Bank
North London Waste Authority
Nybro Energi
Onyx Ta-Ho Environmental Services
Origin Renewable Energy
Öresundskraft
Oschatz
Oulun Energia
Peel Environmental
Pertamina
PGNiG Termika
Phoenix Energy
Pirkanmaa Waste Management
Planara
Plantec Inc
Plasco Energy Group
Plenary Group
Posco E&C
Poyry
Pražské služby
Premier Aggregates
Proctor & Gamble Co.
ProNatura
Quadrifoglio
Rabbit Group
Ramboll
Rank Progress
Reform Energy
Resource Recovery Solutions
Riikinvoima
Romelectro
Sako
Sangfeng Covanta
Savini
Scarlino Energia
Sembcorp
Shanghai Environment Group
Shanghai Laogang Comprehensive Waste Development
Shanks Group Plc
Shetland Heat Energy & Power Ltd
SHI
Shore Energy
SITA Scandinavia
SITA UK
SITA Zielona Energia
Sound Environment
Spencer Group
SSE
State Communal Enterprise, Koktem
Steinmuller Babcock Environment
Suez Environnement
Synthos
Tammervoima Oy
Tampere Power Utility
Taqa
Tata
Termizo
Termomeccanica Ecologia
TIRU
Toplofikacia
TRM
Turku Energia
Ugozzolo
Urbaser
Vantaan Energia
Veolia Environmental Services
Viridor
Waste Recycling Group
WasteUK Ltd
Westenergy
Wheelabrator Technologies Inc.
Whiting Turner
Worldwide Holdings Bhd
Wuhan Shenneng Environmental Engineering
Zevo
Zhejiang Weiming Environmental Protection Co. Ltd
Zweckverband Abfallwirtschaft Raum Würzburg
Government Agencies and Other Organisations Mentioned in This Report
Asian Development Bank
Bradford City Council
Chinese Academy of Sciences
Clean Association of Tokyo23
Confederation of European Waste-to-Energy Plants (CEWEP)
Defra
Energy Information Administration (EIA)
European Commission
European Union
Eurostat
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC)
Inter Municipal Waste Management Department, Konin
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)
Japanese New Energy and Industry Technology Development Organisation
Lords Select Committee on Science and Technology
Norfolk County Council
North Yorkshire County Council
Ontario Power Authority
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
Peel Government
Senate Finance Committee
Slovak Investment and Trade Development Agency (SARIO)
Taiwanese Environmental Protection Agency
The World Bank
United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
Waste and Resources Action Programme (WRAP)
Waste to Energy International (WTEI)
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