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£200m energy-recovery deal tendered
UK: Contract will involve the disposal of about 180,000t/yr of residual waste and comes as Dutch waste tax forces munciplities to seek new deals
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Doveryard’s EfW plant gets green light
UK: 180,000t/yr facility given the go ahead
Permit granted for BioConstruct NewEnergy biogas facility
UK: Facility will process 80,000 tonnes a year to mainly produce biomethane for grid injection
Under-development Southmoor EfW plant ups tonnage 25%
UK: Facility has been allowed to increase the amount of waste it processes by 70,000t/yr, along with other changes to its original consent
Third UK local authority-waste deal hit by Dutch tax
Contract has become “onerous” due to import tax and means extra costs of €25.5m
AET wins chicken litter-fired plant deal in Turkey
Denmark/Turkey: Facility will process up to 250,000t/yr of biomass waste related to chicken farming
Warning for Biffa over landfill-gas odours
UK: Work to install 30 new gas-extraction wells has led to a spike in complaints about pongs
BWSC to supply tech for BEE’s biomass-fired facility
Belgium: 20MWe facility due to be operational in early 2022
Europe needs to ‘accelerate’ biomethane-to-transport infrastructure
Trade bodies the EBA, NGVA Europe and ACEA call for action to decarbonise the transport sector with biogas a key element
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France: Ongoing strikes hit EfW plant
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Dubai/Belgium: BESIX wins landfill-gas deal
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Poland: EcoGenerator EfW plant could add line
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UK: Border Force needs contractor for confiscated goods
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UK: Blackburn Meadows biomass plant-supplier fined
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India/Belgium: EfW deal for Keppel Seghers
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Ireland: Bord na Móna to supply EfW plant
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Estonia: Eesti cuts CO2 by ‘almost 50%’
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Denmark: HMN awards biogas compressor deal
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UK: Scottish council to tender biomass deal
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France: Eqtec testing RDF at University
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Netherlands: Sewage sludge-to-CO2 deal extended
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UK: Sunderland EfW plant appeal next month
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Spain: 50MWe biomass-fired plant operational
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Netherlands: AEB confirms future plans
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UK: Biogas plant’s tank decision deferred for further consultation
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UK: Clinitek Malvern environmental permit application
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UK: Another fire at Frog Island MBT
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EWB Insight report: December 2019
This month: Dutch waste tax confirmed, another EfW plant builder in administration, WI BAT published, Drax to be “carbon neutral” by 2030, plus a full facilities round-up
EWB Insight report: November 2019
This month: RRS insolvency details revealed, UK exports of waste to drop, Viridor takes legal action and two legal actions against UK-based EfW plant build fail
EWB Insight report: October 2019
This month: Is rail the future for waste transport, landfill will take the brunt of a no-deal Brexit, planning snubs for Nu-Energy EfW plant, but go ahead for Verus Energy Oak and Veolia facilities
How optimising EfW plants can help industry's image
EfW facilities will play an increasing role as fossil fuels are phased out. Making them more efficient by using new technology and data monitoring can boost their renewables credentials and public perception, argues Tim McNeilly
Why Scotland chose to delay its controversial landfill ban
Plan to bring in ban in 2021 would have left about a million tonnes of waste with “nowhere to go”
