Close Frankfurt's compost loop at RMB

Close Frankfurt's compost loop at RMB

RMB Rhein-Main Biokompost runs one of the region's modern bio-waste plants for FES Frankfurt. Kitchen and green waste ferments into biogas in about 21 days, then becomes quality compost in parallel: power for the grid and soil for your plot.

What you can do

  • Load compost into your car at the Kofferraumservice (Mon–Fri 08:00–16:00, Sat 09:00–12:00)
  • Buy loose or bagged compost and garden products at the RMB Shop on site
  • Plan your visit via the RMB site (note the current access from Riederhofstraße)
  • Pair a pickup with home or community composting so Frankfurt's organics stay in local beds

How it works

Residents and gardeners visit Peter-Behrens-Str. 8 in Frankfurt-Ostend. The plant covers its own energy needs and feeds surplus electricity into the public grid while producing natural compost for gardens.

Why it matters

When bio-waste stays in a closed loop, you skip peat imports and see where your soil actually comes from: builder energy, not anonymous bags.

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Source: RMB Rhein-Main Biokompost. Parent: FES Frankfurter Entsorgungs- und Service GmbH.
Photo: Pexels, photo-4503267.
Details checked: 2026-09-19.

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