CEWEP Ireland welcomes progress towards Ireland’s first on-island facility to process incinerator bottom ash produced in Ireland. This is an important step for Ireland’s circular economy, recovering metals and reusing materials at home.

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CEWEP Ireland was delighted to welcome Naoise Ó Muirí TD, Chair of the Oireachtas Committee on Climate, Environment & Energy, to Dublin Waste-to-Energy to discuss its contribution to Ireland’s circular economy and the future potential for district heating.

📺Great to see Dublin Waste-to-Energy featured on RTÉ's Nationwide as part of Open House Dublin, the free festival of architecture. It took viewers behind the scenes at the facility.

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Great to welcome ErinMcGreehan TD to Meath Waste-to-Energy for discussions on district heating, hydrogen, and climate solutions. Facilities like this can play a central role in decarbonisation, supporting communities and building energy security.

Thanks to @ciaranahern.bsky.social TD for visiting Dublin Waste-to-Energy today. A valuable discussion on how the facility reduces landfill, powers homes with renewable electricity, and will play a key role in delivering district heating to homes and businesses.

Delighted to host Minister @alandillon.bsky.social at Dublin Waste-to-Energy today, demonstrating how the facility sustainably converts non-recyclable waste into renewable energy. This helps reduce landfill use, lowers emissions, and supports Ireland’s plans for district heating.

Delighted to welcome Minister Jim O'Callaghan to Dublin Waste-to-Energy last week for a tour and discussions on renewable energy, EU-ETS, and removing laughing gas cylinders from waste. Even enjoyed some rooftop views of Dublin!

Great to welcome Barry Heneghan TD to Dublin Waste-to-Energy today for a tour and discussion on the role of waste-to-energy in Ireland's circular economy, energy security, and district heating potential.

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Thank you to Deputy Darren O'Rourke and Cllr. Maria White for visiting Meath Waste-to-Energy for a valuable discussion on waste policy, energy recovery, and the circular economy. Waste-to-energy supports sustainable waste solutions while delivering economic and social benefits locally.

📢 The Dublin Waste-to-Energy Community Gain Projects Grant Scheme 2025 is now open! Applications accepted 3rd Feb–14th Mar 2025. €1M in funding is available for eligible projects in Irishtown, Ringsend & Sandymount. Apply via cglc@dublincity.ie.

Waste-to-Energy facilities don’t just manage waste - they support local communities! Through grants and funding, they help enhance education, community projects, and environmental initiatives. 🌱🤝 #CommunityImpact

🌍 It's Global Community Engagement Day! At CEWEP Ireland, we’re proud to support local communities near our waste-to-energy facilities. In 2023, Dublin WtE awarded almost €1M in grants, while Meath WtE has contributed €3M since 2011. ♻️🤝 #CommunityImpact