Weekly Waste Projects Update – week ending 11th

February 2016

Weekly Waste Projects Update: week ending 11th February 2016 Source: AcuComm Business Database

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Incineration (with

energy recovery)

57.5%

Anaerobic Digestion

17.0%

Other

12.1%

Recycling

9.8%

Landfill

3.5%

Est. Value of New Projects by Facility Type (w/e 11th Feb 2016)

New/Updated Projects Reported (w/e 11th Feb 2016)

Number

Estimated Value (all projects)

Estimated Value (new projects only)

US$ millions US$ millions

Anaerobic Digestion 6 129 81

Biofuel 5 1,884 1,584

Biogas 2 1,886 -

Gasification - - -

Incineration (with energy recovery) 11 2,164 274

Incineration (without energy recovery) - - -

Integrated/mixed facilities 1 185 -

Landfill 3 33 17

MBT 1 62 -

Other 2 725 58

Recycling 5 51 47

Waste processing 3 151 -

Total 39 7,270 2,060

In the week ended 11th February 2016, AcuComm added 39 new or updated waste projects

to our Business Database, worth an estimated US$7,270 million and waste capacity of just

under 13.3 million tonnes.

This takes the cumulative total to 3,860 active projects since 2013,

with a total estimated investment value of US$333 billion.

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Weekly Waste Projects Update – week ending 11th

February 2016

Weekly Waste Projects Update: week ending 11th February 2016 Source: AcuComm Business Database

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New/Updated Projects Reported (w/e 11th Feb 2016)

Number Capacity (tonnes) MW

Anaerobic Digestion 6 850,302 12

Biofuel 5 2,193,053 91

Biogas 2 97,647 24

Gasification - - -

Incineration (with energy recovery) 11 3,864,930 750

Incineration (without energy recovery) - - -

Integrated/mixed facilities 1 839,500 50

Landfill 3 1,076,851 -

MBT 1 152,000 4

Other 2 189,550 20

Recycling 5 735,027 25

Waste processing 3 1,165,348 21

Total 39 11,164,208 998

The total estimated waste capacity of projects reported on

in the past week is just under 11.2 million tonnes. WtE

incineration was the largest category, accounting for 3.9

million tonnes.

The total estimated power generation from these projects

was 998 MW. WtE incineration was the largest category,

accounting for 750 MW.

Incineration (with

energy recovery)

34.6%

Biofuel

19.6%

Waste processing

10.4%

Others

35.3%

Reported Capacity of Projects by Facility Type (w/e

11th Feb 2016)

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Weekly Waste Projects Update: week ending 11th February 2016 Source: AcuComm Business Database

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New Projects Reported by Waste Types (w/e 11th Feb 2016)

Number Capacity (tonnes) MW

Animal 1 444,868 2

Clinical - - -

Construction/Demolition - - -

e-Waste - - -

Food 1 36,287 1

Gas 1 - 20

Glass - - -

Hazardous - - -

Heat - - -

Industrial - - -

Metals 1 160,000 22

MSW 15 6,231,147 287

Oil - - -

Organic (general/unspecified) 1 109,500 10

Other - - -

Paper - - -

Plant biomass (non-waste) 2 1,496,649 72

Plant biomass (waste) 4 543,711 45

Plastics - - -

Radioactive - - -

Rubber - - -

Sewage/wastewater 4 421,428 11

Wood 9 1,720,617 529

Total 39 11,164,208 998

Municipal Solid Waste accounted for the largest

share of projects by feedstock type in the past

week, with an annualised figure of just over 6.2

million tonnes.

MSW

55.8%

Wood

15.4%

Plant biomass

(non-waste)

13.4%

Others

15.4%

Reported Capacity of Projects by Waste Type (w/e

11th Feb 2016)

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Weekly Waste Projects Update: week ending 11th February 2016 Source: AcuComm Business Database

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New/Updated Projects, Country Coverage, (w/e 11th Feb 2016)

Projects

USA 13

UK 5

Russia 3

China 2

Finland 2

Sweden 2

Other 12

Total 39

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with 13 projects and the UK with five projects.

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Average Project Values by Facility Type

US$ millions

Anaerobic Digestion 23

Biofuel 124

Biogas 27

Gasification 175

Incineration (with energy recovery) 106

Incineration (without energy recovery) 72

Integrated/mixed facilities 184

Landfill 23

MBT 68

Other 331

Recycling 26

Waste processing 70

All Projects 86

Average Project Values by Feedstock Type

US$ millions

Animal 19

Clinical 34

Construction/Demolition 9

e-Waste 26

Food 19

Gas 229

Glass 14

Hazardous 88

Heat 25

Industrial 117

Metals 41

MSW 95

Oil 57

Organic (general/unspecified) 86

Other 70

Paper 84

Plant biomass (non-waste) 104

Plant biomass (waste) 82

Plastics 16

Radioactive 642

Rubber 44

Sewage/wastewater 43

Wood 86

All Projects 86

The average waste project is worth US$86 million. There are naturally wide

variations in average project value, due to the size, duration and complexity

of different types of project. The figures on this page represent our latest

estimates, based on data from 2013 to the current week.

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Weekly Waste Projects Update – week ending 11th

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Weekly Waste Projects Update: week ending 11th February 2016 Source: AcuComm Business Database

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Top Five Projects, week ending 11th February 2016, by Estimated Value (US$ millions) Click the flag for more information on each project

1 Sweden 1,872 Biogas demonstration plant inaugurated.

2 Finland 1,248 Construction of a €1 billion biofuel refinery.

3 USA 667 Development of a commercial-scale gas-to-liquids plant.

4 Sweden 624 Construction of a new biomass-fuelled combined heat and power plant.

5 UK 439 Construction of a >20 MW WtE facility.

Top Five Projects, week ending 11th February 2016, by Reported Waste Capacity (tonnes)

1 China 1,825,000 Construction of the world's largest WtE facility.

2 Qatar 839,500 Expansion of a solid waste management centre.

3 India 730,000 Proposed development of WtE facility.

4 Russia 400,000 Construction of a 100,000 tpa bioethanol plant using wood waste as feedstock.

5 UK 350,000 Construction of a <30 MW WtE facility.

Top Five Projects, week ending 11th February 2016, by Reported Power Generation (MW)

1 Sweden 410 Construction of a new biomass-fuelled combined heat and power plant.

2 China 160 Construction of the world's largest WtE facility.

3 Qatar 50 Expansion of a solid waste management centre.

4 UK 40 Construction of a 40 MW wood-fired biomass plant.

5 UK 40 Construction of 40 MW biomass plant.

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