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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.

When: Thursday, November 26, 2026 · 2:00 p.m. · London
Duration: 45 minutes
Language: English
Who can attend? Everyone
Dial-in available? (listen only): No
Featured Presenters
Webinar hosting presenter
Environmental and Waste Management Consultant at Egis
Zahraa Al-Dawood is an Environmental and Waste Management Consultant at Egis. With experience in waste management advisory across the GCC region, Zahraa works on the development of waste management infrastructure, including Waste-to-Energy projects, PPPs, regulatory frameworks and environmental assessments, supporting clients in developing solutions to some of the region’s most pressing waste and environmental challenges.
Webinar hosting presenter
Senior Waste Management and Institutional Expert at Egis UAE
Irena Relić is a Senior Waste Management and Institutional Expert at Egis UAE, with more than 20 years of experience in waste management, waste-to-energy and environmental infrastructure across Europe and the GCC. She serves as Technical Advisor on Qatar’s National Integrated Solid Waste Management Programme, a PPP programme that includes a waste-to-energy facility and a material recovery facility, supporting market sounding, PPP due diligence, tendering and bid evaluation. In Croatia, she provided technical advisory on the basic design of an integrated waste treatment complex that includes a 130,000 t/a waste-to-energy recovery facility, and worked on RDF off-take and recovery routes from MBT plants. As Chief of Cabinet to Croatia’s Minister of Environment and Energy, she coordinated the national waste management system, including 11 regional waste management centres. She also worked with the World Bank on circular economy and climate programmes. She holds a Master’s degree in Mining Engineering from the University of Zagreb.
Webinar hosting presenter
Energy practice Lead at Egis
Sameer Vhora leads the Energy practice at Egis across the MESA region. He has over 13 years of experience in energy strategy, project development, and transaction advisory across the GCC and wider MENA, including nearly four years as a Manager with a global management consulting firm. His work spans power generation, transmission and distribution, renewables, and energy storage. He brings a power-sector lens to Waste-to-Energy: grid integration, power offtake and tariff structures, and project bankability. He has advised utilities, procuring entities, and developers on market and opportunity assessment, business case and financial model development, procurement strategy and IPP/ PPP bid support.
Webinar hosting presenter
Waste management specialist at Egis
Mehmet Volga Süren is a waste management specialist with over 25 years of international experience in waste management, environmental infrastructure, and PPP projects. His expertise covers the development and delivery of integrated waste management systems, including Waste-to-Energy (WtE) facilities, material recovery facilities (MRFs), sanitary landfills, transfer stations, composting plants, and other municipal infrastructure projects. He has advised public and private sector clients throughout the project lifecycle, from feasibility studies and business case development to procurement, implementation, and operational readiness.
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