Experienced EfW engineer and consultant Roberto Vogel voices concerns over training the next generation of energy-from-waste plant operators and investigates how the sector can modernise. Part one of... Read more
UK: The “temporary exceedance” happened earlier this month and appears to have taken place during maintenance on the plant’s line one
UK: 8,000t/yr facility has replaced its refractory lining in the burner to improve air flow and, as a result, combustion
Energy-recovery services provided to UK-wide councils and in the north-east in particular have raised concerns, with one firm potentially having to offload facilities
Facility is described as “one of Denmark's largest” farm-based biogas facilities
Norway: “Long-term objective” is to build several 10,000-15,000t/yr facilities based on Circa’s Furacell technology
UK: Developer has started legal proceedings against the two local authorities, which initially ordered the plant it failed to deliver
Germany/Switzerland: Company has confirmed two deals to develop production facilities
Non-recyclable biomass waste is an “important resource for our energy security”, according to the trade body
UK: New investor in under-development facility wanted to increase stack height for the permitting process, having previously increased the waste-processing capacity
This month: UK’s district heating market comes of age, Essex is still landfilling after EfW deal fails and EWB investigates Aviva’s problems stemming from the development of three biomass-gasification plants. And the usual facilities round-up
This month: Could biomethane replace Russian natural gas? Problems at a Malvern-based medical waste plant and construction workers raise issues at the NESS EfW plant build
This month: EfW construction woes finally leads CNIM into administration, another high-profile failure for UK waste-gasification, and adding EfW to the EU ETS will send waste “down the hierarchy”
This month: Scotland considers an EfW moratorium, the AEB sale progresses, Cory reveals the world’s largest decarbonisation project on an EfW plant, and why energy recovery needs to put the U in CCUS
This month: CCUS and BECCS take off in the UK, the world’s first project to convert a coal-fired plant to waste hangs in the balance, pellet production at WKE’s first facility slips into next year and a full facilities round-up
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