Energy from waste
Operating
Amager Bakke
Copenhagen, Denmark
Amager Bakke is ARC’s waste-to-energy facility at Vindmøllevej 6 in Copenhagen. Its two lines recover energy as electricity and district heat. ARC lists a range of 25 to 42 tonnes of waste per hour for each line. The public roof park is operated separately from the processing plant.
- Published capacity
- 84 t/hour
- Operator
- Amager Ressourcecenter (ARC)
- Carbon capture
- Unknown
Location
Vindmøllevej 6, 2300 Copenhagen S
The registry pin marks an approximate city or district location.
Technical specifications
- Hourly capacity
- 84 t/hour
- Design · Combined upper end of ARC’s published range, 42 t/hour on each of two lines Source 1
- Grid connection
- Unreported
- Net efficiency
- Unreported
- Net electricity
- Unreported
- District heat
- Unreported
- Renewable natural gas
- Unreported
- Biochar
- Unreported
- Design CO₂ capture
- Unreported
- Feedstock
- Municipal solid waste
- Outputs
- Electricity, District heating, Recovered recyclables
- Capital cost
- Unreported
- Annual operating cost
- Unreported
Environmental footprint
- GHG intensity
- Unreported
- Fly ash diversion
- Unreported
Supply chain and compliance
- No published supply chain or policy links.
Sources and methodology
- From waste to energy at Amager Bakke Amager Ressourcecenter · Retrieved 2026-11-10
- ARC contacts and directions Amager Ressourcecenter · Retrieved 2026-11-10
- About ARC and its owner municipalities Amager Ressourcecenter · Retrieved 2026-11-10
Record updated