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Analysis of the same data showed that 115 plants reported co-combustion of commercial and industrialwaste (Table 13). On the average, the commercial and the industrial waste combusted by these plantsamounted to 21.4% of the total feedstock.Table 13 Co-Combustion of Commercial Waste in EuropeCountry Location Total TonsCommercialandIndustrial,tons/yAustria Zwentendorf 323,000 129,900 40.2%Belgium Brugge 174,733 41,277 23.6%Belgium Herstal 123,787 34,142 27.6%Belgium Houthalen 69,195 2,300 3.3%Belgium Oostende 65,000 15,000 23.1%Belgium Roeselare 56,000 11,000 19.6%Belgium Thurmaide 259,614 134,910 52.0%Czech Republic Brno 106,740 5 0.0%Czech Republic Liberec 92,260 4 0.0%Denmark Grenaa 20,975 6,166 29.4%Denmark Hadsund 20,092 4,845 24.1%Denmark Hjørring 61,270 26,338 43.0%Denmark Hobro 25,450 9,705 38.1%Denmark Hørsholm 109,493 28,835 26.3%Denmark Kolding 94,169 55,659 59.1%Denmark København 401,823 177,411 44.2%Denmark Middelfart 21,098 12,330 58.4%Denmark Nykøbing F 105,000 53,000 50.5%Denmark Næstved 89,458 40,316 45.1%Denmark Odense 268,498 109,740 40.9%Denmark Svendborg 54,000 23,500 43.5%Denmark Thisted 51,821 28,479 55.0%Denmark Aalborg 134,774 60,749 45.1%Denmark Århus 183,047 90,274 49.3%France Arrabloy 53,707 8,933 16.6%France Aurillac 6,840 140 2.0%France Cergy Pontoise 152,300 8,800 5.8%France Confort Meilars 18,809 477 2.5%France Coueron 98,954 35,882 36.3%Commercial/IndustrialWaste as % of TotalCombusted57