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Abfallwirtschaftsbetrieb Böblingen

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Regional public waste management company serving the Böblingen district in Baden-Württemberg, Germany.

Last updated September 26, 2026

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Overview

Abfallwirtschaftsbetrieb Böblingen (AWB Böblingen) is a regional public waste management company in Germany, operating on behalf of the Böblingen district (Landkreis Böblingen) in Baden-Württemberg. It is a municipal-sector undertaking rather than a private commercial firm, and its remit covers the collection, sorting, treatment and disposal of household and similar waste across its service area. The organisation runs a broad set of waste-handling facilities and services. Its public-facing operations include scheduled collection of residual waste, organic (bio) waste, paper and recyclables, together with bulky waste and scrap collection, and the operation of recycling and civic amenity sites. Its infrastructure portfolio includes a paper sorting plant, an anaerobic digestion (fermentation) plant, a chipping and screening plant, and a landfill (deponie), as well as a green-waste chipping site on the former district landfill in Sindelfingen. AWB Böblingen combines its operational role with a strong public-communication and education mission. It publishes collection calendars, an A-Z waste guide, informational materials and a waste app, and it runs a customer portal ('Mein AWB') through which residents can manage their data, request additional bin emptying, and arrange bulky-waste and scrap pickups. It also organises events such as the AWB Erlebnistag, offering guided tours of its paper sorting, digestion, chipping/screening and landfill facilities, and participates in regional and supra-regional initiatives on waste and the circular economy. As a public undertaking, AWB Böblingen is owned by the district and is not listed on any stock exchange. Its brand identity is closely tied to its public-service mandate: reliable collection, transparent information, and increasingly digital service channels, including a digital assistant in customer service. Its activities are concentrated in the Böblingen district, with facilities such as the Leonberg digestion plant and the Sindelfingen landfill site.

History

Abfallwirtschaftsbetrieb Böblingen is the public waste management undertaking of the Böblingen district (Landkreis Böblingen) in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. As a regional public company, it was established to carry out the district's statutory waste-management responsibilities, including collection, recycling, treatment and disposal of municipal waste. Its identity is therefore tied to the district's public-service mandate rather than to a private founding entrepreneur. Over time the organisation has built and operated a diversified infrastructure. Its facilities include a paper sorting plant, an anaerobic digestion (fermentation) plant, a chipping and screening plant, and a landfill (Deponie). It also operates a green-waste chipping site on the former district landfill in Sindelfingen, which it announced would reopen from 28 September in a 2026 notice. The Leonberg digestion plant has been used for campaigns such as an autumn collection of fallen fruit from private deliverers. Alongside its operational role, AWB Böblingen has developed a substantial public-communication function. It publishes collection schedules, an A-Z waste guide, informational materials and a waste app, and it provides a customer portal ('Mein AWB') for managing data, requesting additional bin emptying, and arranging bulky-waste and scrap pickups. In September 2026 it announced a digital assistant in customer service to answer common resident questions. It also runs events such as the AWB Erlebnistag, offering guided tours of its paper sorting, digestion, chipping/screening and landfill facilities, and participates in regional and supra-regional activities on waste and the circular economy. As a public-sector body, AWB Böblingen is owned by the district and is not listed on a stock exchange. Its history is one of incremental expansion of services and facilities in response to municipal waste policy and the circular-economy agenda, with a growing emphasis on digital service channels and public engagement.

  • Autumn campaign at the Leonberg digestion plant for private deliverers of fallen fruit.

  • Announcement of a digital assistant in AWB Böblingen customer service.

  • Announcement that the chipping site at the Sindelfingen landfill will reopen from 28 September.

  • AWB Erlebnistag open day with guided tours of the paper sorting, digestion, chipping/screening and landfill facilities.

Products and positioning

Public-service waste management authority for the Böblingen district, combining reliable collection with education and digital self-service.

  • Residual waste collection

    Scheduled collection of household residual waste.

  • Organic (bio) waste collection

    Collection of organic waste for treatment at the digestion plant.

  • Paper and recyclables collection

    Collection and sorting of paper and recyclable materials.

  • Bulky waste and scrap collection

    Pickup service for bulky waste and scrap, bookable via the customer portal.

  • Waste app and customer portal 'Mein AWB'

    Digital tools for managing data, requesting extra bin emptying and arranging pickups.

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