Waste to Energy (Analyst version) - The World Market for Waste Incineration Plants 2013/2014

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Waste to Energy 2013/2014 – The World Market for Waste Incineration Plants

We annually publish the study "Waste to Energy", which is the world's largest data collection and analysis of the market for thermal waste utilisation.
Throughout the world, there are almost 2,200 WtE plants. They have a disposal capacity of about 255 million tons of waste per year. By 2017, approximately about 180 plants with a capacity of around 52 million annual tons will be additionally constructed.

The study "Waste to Energy 2013/2014" was again elaborated together with specialists and industry experts from all over the world. It shows how WtE works, how to plan a WtE project and describes market shares and players among operators and plant manufacturers. It analyses established markets such as Germany or Scandinavia as well as the growth markets in China, Great Britain and Poland.

This study is the foundation for the industry to quickly and extensively catch up on the market for operating and constructing plants for the thermal utilisation of solid municipal waste.

The analyst version of the market study "Waste to Energy 2013/2014" includes:

• A detailed analysis of pros and cons, technology and costs of waste incineration, including all the important political, economic, managerial and technical trends.
• A concrete description of the current and future market volumes by countries, up to and including 2017, based on a transparent and comprehensible methodology.
• A project list with new construction, extension and renewal projects, of which more than 100 are under construction, almost 62 have been approved and over 210 are being planned.
• An analysis and description of the world's most important operators and plant manufacturers, including market shares.

Content

Preface for the analyst version 11

Preface 12

Management Summary 14

Part I: Background 17

1 Scope 18
1.1 Distinction made on the basis of the type of fuel or waste 18
1.2 Co- and mono-incinerators 19
1.3 Geographic Scope 21

2 WtE projects: from idea to realisation 23
2.1 Project idea 24
2.2 Preliminary research / check list 24
2.3 Pre-feasibility study 28
2.4 Negotiations / discussions 30
2.5 Award decision 31
2.6 Operator models: public, BOT, BOO 31
2.7 Awarding process 33
2.8 Consulting during the awarding 34
2.9 Planning: duration, extent, responsibilities 35
2.10 Approval planning 35
2.11 Execution planning and choice of technology 37
2.12 Construction 37
2.13 Construction supervision 38
2.14 Commissioning 38

3 Technology 39
3.1 Delivery and sorting of the fuel 39
3.2 Incineration 39
3.3 Generation of energy 44
3.4 Flue gas cleaning 44

4 Costs and revenues 46
4.1 Investment sum 47
4.2 Operating costs 49
4.3 Revenues 50

5 Framework / market factors 53
5.1 Shortage of land 53
5.2 Environmental reasons for limiting the use of landfill sites 54
5.3 Energetic use 57
5.4 Environmental critique of waste incineration 59
5.5 Recycling or incineration? 60
5.6 Mechanical-biological plants: Competition and clients 61

Part II: Market and competition 65

6 Current trends 66
6.1 Situation of European WtE industry gets more difficult 66
6.2 China's WtE industry edges into the world market 69
6.3 "Advanced treatment" – new level of development or old wrong track? 73
6.4 England's RDF – Germany and the Netherlands hope for positive price effects 80

7 Plants worldwide 85

8 Market volumes worldwide 90

9 Operators: competition and market shares 100

10 Plant manufacturers: competition and market shares 102

11 National markets 106
Austria 106
Belgium 110
Brazil 115
Bulgaria 117
Canada 119
China 123
Cyprus 133
Czech Republic 135
Denmark 139
Estonia 143
Finland 146
France 150
Germany 155
Greece 162
Hungary 165
India 167
Ireland 173
Italy 177
Japan 183
Latvia 189
Lithuania 191
Malta 194
Netherlands 196
Norway 200
Poland 205
Portugal 209
Romania 212
Russia 215
Singapore 219
Slovakia 222
Slovenia 224
South Korea 227
Spain 232
Sweden 236
Switzerland 241
Taiwan 245
Thailand 249
Turkey 252
Ukraine 255
United Kingdom 258
United States of America 265
Other Countries 270

Methodology / data 274

Glossary 276

Company register 278

By field of activity 278

In alphabetical order 280

Figures

Figure 1: World market regions involved in waste incineration 20
Figure 2: Project phases 23
Figure 3: Conception 24
Figure 4: Awarding 31
Figure 5: Planning 35
Figure 6: Construction 37
Figure 7: Example of a waste incineration plant 40
Figure 8: Example of a grate incinerator 41
Figure 9: Example of a fluidised bed incineration 42
Figure 10: Example of a pyrolysis process 43
Figure 11: Share of technologies 43
Figure 12: Example of investment sums for new construction projects* 46
Figure 13: Overview investment sum 48
Figure 14: Exemplary calculation of operating costs per year 49
Figure 15: Exemplary calculation of annual revenues 50
Figure 16: Revenues of different waste incineration plants 52
Figure 17: Population density throughout the world 54
Figure 18: Waste hierarchy, here: EU Waste Framework Directive 55
Figure 19: Stages in the development of waste landfilling 56
Figure 20: Calorific values of selected fuels 58
Figure 21: MBT market development in Europe 62
Figure 22: Business situation for operators and industry 66
Figure 23: Business expectation of operators and industry 67
Figure 24: Business development for operators and industry 68
Figure 25: Development of competition with Chinese manufacturers: expectations of the industry 70
Figure 26: Known plants and projects with gasification technology 77
Figure 27: Market assessment gasification technology 79
Figure 28: exports from the United Kingdom 2010-2012 in t/a 80
Figure 29: RDF exports from the United Kingdom 1996-2014 in GBP 81
Figure 30: Share of RDF exports from the United Kingdom by target country 82
Figure 31: Growth of imports of European WtE operators 83
Figure 32: Plants worldwide 85
Figure 33: Incineration capacities worldwide 86
Figure 34: Operational waste incineration plants worldwide 87
Figure 35: Incineration capacities in relation to municipal waste 88
Figure 36: Average plant size by country 88
Figure 37: Gate fees in waste incineration plants by country 89
Figure 38: Market for new constructions and maintenance 2008-2017 90
Figure 39: Development of incineration capacities by market region 2008-2017 91
Figure 40: Market volume WtE 2013-2017 92
Figure 41: Growth of capacities and market forecast 2013-2017 93
Figure 42: Maintenance market 2013-2017 94
Figure 43: Forecast market volume total 2013-2017 (million EUR) 95
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Figure 48: Operators of waste incineration plants worldwide 100
Figure 49: Market shares of plant manufacturers worldwide 102
Figure 50: Market shares of plant manufacturers in Europe 103
Figure 51: Market shares of plant manufacturers in China 104
Figure 52: Shares of incineration, recycling, and landfilling of municipal solid waste in Austria 106
Figure 53: Project outlook Austria 108
Figure 54: Development of plants and capacities in Austria 108
Figure 55: Location of plants and projects in Austria 109
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Figure 164: Shares of incineration, recycling and landfilling of municipal waste in the USA 269