Waste-to-energy (WtE) is becoming a critical part of urban infrastructure as cities move away from landfills to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. By converting municipal solid waste into electricity and heat, these systems support circular economy goals and reduce the environmental impact of urban growth. Leading global providers like SUS Environment, Veolia, and Covanta are deploying advanced incineration and carbon monitoring technologies. These companies focus on high-efficiency energy recovery and strict emission standards to help cities transition to low-carbon energy systems.
