Waste-to-Energy in the GCC: Where Does the Real Decarbonisation Value Lie?

Organized by Egis

Waste-to-Energy is often promoted as green power, but in the GCC its strongest climate case lies in keeping waste out of landfill and avoiding the methane it would generate. As solar and nuclear capacity reshape the region’s grids, the value of WtE increasingly depends on how its energy is used: for district cooling, desalination, industrial heat or power.

In this webinar, Egis specialists offer a candid assessment of where the real decarbonisation value lies. The panel will examine the policy drivers and carbon accounting behind GCC landfill diversion targets, WtE’s place in a fast-changing energy system, how local waste composition and climate shape plant design, and how PPP structures share waste supply and offtake risk to make projects bankable.

Designed for EfW professionals seeking a practical view of the GCC market, the session closes with live Q&A.