Dublin’s district heating plans are beginning to take shape, with Dublin City Council indicating a potential heat on date of 2028 using waste heat from Dublin Waste to Energy, as part of the Poolbeg and Ringsend Decarbonising Zone. www.independent.ie/regionals/du...

Delighted to welcome Pa Daly Sinn Féin TD & Spokesperson for Climate, the Environment, Energy and Transport to Dublin Waste to Energy We discussed how WtE infrastructure manages residual waste, supports energy recovery and district heating, and addressed discarded vapes and nitrous oxide canisters

Great to welcome Martina Hennessy, Assistant Secretary with responsibility for Circular Economy and Resource Efficiency, DCEE, on a visit to Dublin Waste to Energy to discuss waste-to-energy in Ireland’s circular economy, and priorities for district heating, ash processing, and policy actions.

Great to welcome Nina Carberry MEP to Meath Waste-to-Energy. The visit focused on waste management and energy recovery, with discussion on product design, end of life considerations, and the recovery of metals and critical raw materials from residual waste.

Batteries, vapes & small electronics should never go in household bins. These items belong in WEEE/Battery collection points. Proper disposal is essential to protect workers, safeguard infrastructure & support a safer, more sustainable waste system. Read more: www.rte.ie/news/2025/12...

CEWEP Ireland was pleased to welcome Re-turn Ireland's CEO Ciaran Foley and COO Ciarán Hope for a tour of Dublin Waste-to-Energy. Discussions focused on tackling barriers to recycling, improving plastics management & exploring opportunities to increase DRS material capture.

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. www.rte.ie/news/regiona...

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. www.rte.ie/player/serie...

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. #CircularEconomy #Sustainability #WtE

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 [email protected].

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