UK: Consented plans to use gasification technology were ditched two-years ago, but the plant has since been stuck in planning attempting to complete the switch ever since
Pressure on taxes to be dropped is mainly due to the need for energy, but the move also cuts waste being sent to landfill, according to the company
UK: Reduced coal firing has meant cement production needing to source alternatives
Facility was consented to process up to 300,000t/yr, but looked to have been scrapped following the developer’s decision to exit the UK’s EfW and biomass-fired markets
UK: Company had six months to start the appeal process after its Hampshire-based EfW was turned down earlier this year, but has not submitted any paperwork
Company becomes the UK’s third largest waste business after the deal with Veolia, that also ends Macquarie’s interest in a takeover
UK: Fully consented facility is on the same site as a biomass-fired plant and could be operational in just four years
Deal covers carbon dioxide removals (CDR) certificates from facilities Drax could develop in the US
System is expected to deliver heat within two years and is based on an EfW plant and other waste-heat based sources
UK: Council is back to market after its RDF-production site failed and has included a unique carbon measurement and scoring system in the tendering process
This month: The UK is reviewing English EfW capacity, a court confirms the Environment Agency was entitled to withdraw permission for the export of hazardous waste to an island in Norway, financial close and the start of construction for a Glasgow-based 350,000t/yr EfW plant and a full facilities round up
This month: Scotland to block new EfW capacity, energy recovery looks like joining EU ETS from 2026, industry waits on Essex waste deal and a full facilities round up
This month: European Commission fails to back bioenergy, UK local authorities face legal action over failed waste-gasification plant and Indaver finally starts building Essex-based EfW plant
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 three of three
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 two of three
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