A new phase for SusBDe

April 4, 2026

Leadership Update: As of 31 March 2026, Mike van den Hof has stepped down as shareholder and director of SusBDe. Over the past four years, he contributed to the development of the company’s international activities and waste-to-energy platform.

A new phase for SusBDe, and announces leadership transition

SusBDe announces that Mike van den Hof has stepped down as shareholder and director of the company effective 31 March 2026.

Since July 2023, Mike has contributed as director and shareholder to the development of SusBDe’s activities and early international project development within the company’s waste-to-energy platform. During this period SusBDe has continued to expand its technology platform and international project pipeline, focusing on scalable circular waste solutions based on dry and wet anaerobic digestion technology.

An important milestone in this development is the upcoming opening of the Nagpur waste-to-energy project in India later this year.

At the same time SusBDe continues to advance new opportunities in Europe (Ukraine, Poland, France), Brazil and Asia, including project development in Sri Lanka.

Mike will transfer his duties over the next weeks. SusBDe thanks Mike for his contribution during the past years and wishes him success in his future activities.

SusBDe remains fully committed to the continued development of its international projects and partnerships in the field of circular waste management and sustainable energy solutions.

Jaap Veenenbos / CEO SusBDe Group of Companies
Bert Jägel / Chairman Advisory Board SusBDe Group of Companies

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