• Enercity expanded district-heating infrastructure to take more heat from EEW’s Hanover-Lahe waste-to-energy plant as it exits coal generation.
• Usable heat output set to rise to as much as 85 MW from 50 MW via plant optimization, with no increase in waste volumes.
• Conversion work due to complete in Q2 2027; full additional district-heat capacity targeted for the 2027/2028 heating season.
• More flexible operation to shift between higher heat supply or continued combined heat and power generation, depending on demand and market conditions.

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