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Kibo eyes UK-based EfW projects
Company is working on a deal for a portfolio of “several” EfW projects
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Rookery South EfW plant enters hot commissioning
UK: Construction contractor has apologised after the work led to complaints over odours just weeks before waste deliveries are due

Eqtec confirms 75 projects in the pipeline
Facilities in the pipeline at the end of 2020 represent non-contracted tender opportunities worth a potential aggregate of €559m

Uskmouth could return to coal firing if EfW plan blocked
UK: Should the facility fail in a bid to convert to waste processing, the developer could revert to firing on a mix of coal and biomass, it has been confirmed

New line planned for CCS-pioneering Klemetsrud EfW plant
Norway: The new “Klemetsrud 4” line will be built at the 415,000t/yr Oslo-based facility

Ringaskiddy EfW back in court later this month
Ireland: Planning body An Bord Pleanála is still considering how to proceed with the EfW plant after losing a legal challenge last month

New EfW plant builder enters EPC market
Denmark-based Scandinavian Energy Contractor has links to the UK and is targeting builds there, while a clear gap for EPC contractors has emerged across Europe

Levenseat reveals end-of-waste solution for APCr
Company is the first in Scotland to gain accreditation from SEPA

Storengy to operate its first biomethane-producing facility in the UK
Construction began on the plant this month and it is expected to open in “early 2022”

Documents reveals vast list of issues at waste-gasification plant
UK: The facility was considered failed in 2019, but the reasons were not made public until now
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UK: Green light for Protos plastic recycling plant
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Finland: Neste and Finnair SAF-based solution to reduce business travel emissions
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Norway: Returkraft EfW plant signs fireproof masonry deal
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UK: Viridor secures 14-year extension to landfill
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Canada/France: Waga signs landfill gas deal
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UK: OCO supplies ‘carbon negative’ aggregate for cycle path
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UK: Suez seeks permit to redevelop Cornwall MRF
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Germany: Excess biogas waste contract awarded
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Denmark: State wants to ‘liberalise’ EfW sector
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UK/Canada: Drax confirms Pinnacle takeover
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UK: Fire hits Veolia’s Newhaven EfW plant
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Japan/Germany: Weltec delivering two biogas plants
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Norway: Biogas sludge deal tendered
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Netherlands: AEB and AGV settle sludge argument
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UK: Stobart Energy agrees tyre deal with Bridgestone
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Poland: Authorities investigated 11 waste fires at same site
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Denmark: €1.2m biogas-odour removal project scrapped
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Denmark: Amager Bakke CCS ‘almost within reach’
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Belgium: Supply of cooled chutes to two lines
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Switzerland: Biogas plant expansion deal signed
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Poland/Bulgaria: NGO criticises EfW investments
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UK: Marchwood Scientific Services join RDF Industry Group
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EWB Insight report: March 2021
This month: Welsh government brings in immediate moratorium on 10MWe+ EfW capacity, RDF sector questions Eunomia’s support after it releases another anti-EfW report and a full facilities round up

Keeping the fires out and the lights on
Fire is a critical risk for power generation sites, but blazes remain all too common. James Mountain, sales and marketing director, Fire Shield Systems, explores the issues surrounding fire prevention and protection for power stations

EWB Insight Report: February 2021
This month: Who will build the UK’s pipeline of EfW plants, NGOs “misrepresent” bioenergy, several businesses make moves in the biogas sector, and a full facilities round-up

Why business is hotting up for EfW
Few will remember 2020 as their favourite year, but one positive outcome could be the growth of the energy-from-waste sector, with a flurry of deals meaning heat networks may soon be widespread across the UK, Becca Challis reports

Coal mining ‘necessary evil’ as alternative fuel sector ramps up
Waste Knot Energy (WKE) managing director, Roger Ferguson, says he is not surprised at the recent controversy surrounding planning for a Cumbrian coal mine