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Waste-to-energy plant operator EEW reports modest revenue growth in first half of 2025

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Marking the opening of EEW's new mono-incineration line for sewage sludge in Delfzijl in August, EEW managers and a regional politician
Marking the opening of EEW's new mono-incineration line for sewage sludge in Delfzijl in August: (l to r) Joachim Manns (COO EEW), Bernard M. Kemper (Chairman of the Supervisory Board of EEW Energy from Waste GmbH), Erik Jan Bennema (Member of the Provincial Executive of Groningen), Timo Poppe (CEO EEW) and Wilfred de Jager (Technical Director EEW Delfzijl)

Germany's energy recovery market leader EEW Energy from Waste increased its revenue slightly in the first half of 2025 compared with the same period last year. According to the half-year report published by EEW's parent company Beijing Enterprises Holdings Limited (BEHL) at the end of August, the waste-to-energy (wte) plant operator generated revenues of around RMB3.405bn in the first six months of 2025. Compared with the RMB3.341bn posted in the prior-year period, this was an improvement of 1.9 per cent....

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