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AVR's 2024 results shaped by insurance payouts amid reconstruction

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Waste handling crane hangs above waste bunker at AVR energy from waste plant
With its Rozenburg EfW facility out of commission for nine months on 2024, the company processed just 521,000 tonnes of waste at its two waste incineration plants last year, less than a third of its usual throughput.

Dutch waste-to-energy (wte) operator AVR has reported a substantial financial recovery in 2024, following a challenging 2023 that saw a major fire bring operations at its Rozenburg waste-to-energy (wte) facility to a standstill. In its recently released annual report, the company cites insurance payouts, refinancing arrangements and strategic project implementation as key to last year's rebound....

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