Tuesday 19th September 2006
SAS Radisson Hotel, Dublin
Energy
from waste
in Ireland
Assessing the best use of a reliable resource
Why you should attend
Like many other European countries Ireland recognises the requirement for an integrated approach towards waste prevention, recycling and biological and thermal processes, followed by residual landfill.
This integrated approach is already delivering signifi cant results: the national municipal recycling rate is up to 34% and growing. But what will be done with the 50% to 60% of residual waste?
There are many technologies employed across Europe which generate energy from residual waste. Notably, these countries experience the benefits of this form of renewable power, while retaining high recycling levels in their waste management strategy.
This conference brings together top speakers from policy and government, planning and finance, and examples of various technologies. It considers the most efficient use of the energy generated, the arguments for and against thermal techniques and closes with a debate, asking whether Waste from Energy will have a role to play in Ireland's waste management future.
This is a unique opportunity to add your comments to the discussion and ensure you have the most up-to-date information available.
Who should attend?
Senior personnel within local authorities, waste management, environmental strategy and planning, power generation and energy development, and engineering and technology including:
- Central government policy makers
- Local government waste management officers
- The waste industry
- The energy industry
- Environmental consultancies
- Waste producing companies and organisations
- The recycling industry
- Technical, academic and research personnel
- Engineering and technical companies
- Financial institutions and investment houses