List of waste incineration plants in Germany

The list provides an overview of waste incineration plants in Germany.

KW name	Gross power in MW	Combustion heat output	Location	Remarks	operator
Asdonkshof waste incineration plant	98 MW _th	22 MW _th	Kamp-Lintfort	Year of construction: 1997 Energy carrier: up to 270,000 t / a	District Weseler Abfallgesellschaft mbH & Co. KG
Andernach industrial thermal power station	300 MW _th	73 MW _th	Then after	Year of construction: 2009 Energy carriers: up to 140,000 t / a substitute fuels, as well as up to 8,000 t / a used rolling oil and a maximum of 7,500 t / a sewage sludge	EEW Energy from Waste
Waste recycling plant in Helmstedt	40	approx. 174	Schöningen	Year of construction: 1998 Energy carrier: Household waste 500,000 t / a	eew
Bamberg waste-to-energy plant	N / A	N / A	Bamberg	based in the port of Bamberg ; District heating and electricity for Bamberg; 105,000–116,000 t / a commercial and municipal waste from the city and district of Bamberg, the city of Erlangen, the district of Erlangen-Höchstadt, the district of Forchheim and the district of Wunsiedel; Disposal security for approx. 400,000 residents	Association of waste-to-energy plants in the city and district of Bamberg
Thermal residual waste treatment plant in Bitterfeld	15 MW	approx. 10 MW	Bitterfeld-Wolfen	located in the chemical park Bitterfeld-Wolfen ; Steam and heat supply for the chemical park, electricity is fed into the public network; 140,000 t / a commercial and municipal waste	PD energy GmbH
Medium caloric power plant Bremen	29 MW _el	110 MW	Bremen industrial ports	Year of construction: 2009 Energy carrier: Household waste	swb disposal GmbH
Bremen waste incineration plant	50 MW _el	221	Bremen-Findorff	Year of construction: 1969 Energy carrier: household waste	swb disposal GmbH
Bremerhaven waste disposal facility	100,000,000 kWh _el / 250,000,000 kWh _th (presumably: information on the energy content of the waste)	100 MW	Bremerhaven	Year of construction: 1976 Energy source: household waste	Bremerhaven Entsorgungsgesellschaft mbH (BEG)
Darmstadt waste-to-energy plant	80	?	Darmstadt	Year of construction: 1967 Energy source: garbage	Entega
Frankfurt waste incineration plant	49 MW _el max. 99 MW _th	?	Frankfurt	Start of operation: 1966 Energy carrier: up to 525,600 t / a household waste The power plant produces district heating for 30,000 households in Frankfurt.	MHKW Müllheizkraftwerk Frankfurt am Main GmbH as a joint venture between FES and Mainova
Emlichheim waste incineration plant	48 MW _el	152 MW	Emlichheim	Start of operation: 2008 Energy carrier: approx. 450,000 t / a household and commercial waste The specialty of this power plant is that, according to the operator, the machine house is on the Dutch side.	EVI waste recycling BV & Co. KG
Essen-Karnap waste-to-energy plant	48 MW _el 130 MW _th	approx. 240 MW	Essen-Karnap (NRW)	Year of construction 1987, base load and district heating	Operator RWE Power
GMVA - Lower Rhine community waste incineration plant	69 MW _el / 45 MW _th	267.3 MW	Oberhausen-Buschhausen (North Rhine-Westphalia)	Year of construction 1984/1996–1997/2005 , electricity base load , district heating for Energieversorgung Oberhausen AG, waste throughput approx. 710,000 t / a	Operator GMVA Niederrhein
Ingolstadt waste incineration plant	15 MW	35 MW _th	Ingolstadt (Bavaria)	District heating for Audi 3 furnace lines, among others	Ingolstadt waste disposal plant association
Community waste incineration plant Ludwigshafen [1]	?	?	Ludwigshafen (Rhineland-Palatinate)	125 meter high chimney	Community waste incineration plant Ludwigshafen GmbH
Thermal power station north (Mannheim)	?	?	Mannheim	Start of operation: 1966 Energy sources: household and commercial waste, approx. 700,000 t / a	MVV Umwelt Asset GmbH as a subsidiary of MVV Energie
Kassel waste incineration plant	40 MW _th 17.7 MW _el	61.6 MW	Kassel (Hesse)	District heating, built in 1968, renewal of the flue gas cleaning: 2008 2 incineration lines, 3 steam turbines	Waste heating power plant Kassel GmbH
Residual waste incineration plant in Cologne	55	220 MW _th	Cologne-Niehl (North Rhine-Westphalia)	Built in 1996, energy for 100,000 households and district steam for surrounding industry	AVG Cologne mbH
Rugenberger Damm waste recycling plant	26th	20th	Hamburg	Commissioning in 1999, feed of district heating into the Hamburg district heating network	Vattenfall, Hamburg City Cleaning Service
Waste incineration plant in Kiel	6.5	30th	Kiel (SH)	Year of construction: 1996 Energy carrier: household waste	MVK
Pirmasens waste-to-energy plant	16 MW _el 17 MW district heating	?	Pirmasens (Rhineland-Palatinate)	Start of construction in 1996, regular operation in 1999, capacity approx. 180,000 t / a household and commercial waste	MHKW Pirmasens Abfallbehandlungs GmbH & Co. KG
Kempten waste-to-energy plant	10 MW _el	?	Kempten (Allgäu) (Bavaria)		ZAK Energie GmbH
Magdeburg-Rothensee waste-to-energy plant	370 MW _el 350 MW district heating	?	Magdeburg (Saxony-Anhalt)		Uniper / SWM
Ulm-Donautal waste-to-energy plant	11 MW _el	?	Ulm (Baden-Wuerttemberg)		TAD
Weissenhorn waste incineration plant	432 MW _el	?	Weißenhorn (Bavaria)		Waste management company of the district of Neu-Ulm
Stuttgart-Munster power plant	164 MW _el (total)	450 MW _th (total)	Stuttgart-Munster (Baden-Wuerttemberg)	Capacity: 420,000 t of residual waste / year, has three coal boilers, three garbage boilers and three gas turbines.	EnBW
Nuremberg waste incineration plant	?	?	Nuremberg	Thermal treatment of waste from Nuremberg and the neighboring cities and districts. Year of construction: 2001 Energy carrier: household waste Capacity: approx. 10,000 t of waste Waste throughput: approx. 230,000 t / a	Waste Management Company City of Nuremberg (ASN)
Coburg waste-to-energy plant	Max. electrical output: 10.6 MW (2 × 5.3 MW)	Max. thermal output: 36.6 MW (2 × 18.3 MW)	Neuses near Coburg (Bavaria)	CHP plant Construction time: 1986 - 1988 Start of trial operation: 1989 Adaptation of the filter systems according to the guidelines of the Federal Immission Control Act in the early 1990s Annual capacity (depending on the calorific value): approx. 135,000 t	Association for waste management in Northwest Upper Franconia (ZAW Coburg)
Wuppertal waste-to-energy plant	40 MW _el 30 MW _{district heating}	?	Wuppertal	Start of operation: 1976 Energy carrier: household waste approx. 415,000 t / a	AWG Wuppertal