Projects and Facilities
News and analysis on the planning, financing, construction and operation of waste-to-energy, anaerobic digestion and biomass energy facilities.
News & Analysis
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
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
Joint developers update plans for Ford EfW plant
UK: “Significant updates” have been to project after two consultations were held last year
HZI confirmed for another UK-based EfW plant build
Developer’s other EfW plant had used the now defunct partnership of CNIM and Clugston when it moved to construction
CfD fourth round portal opens
UK: First three rounds have backed several waste and biomass-fired plants, but only one new build project has so far been completed
News in brief
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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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Watchdog drops AEB’s stricter supervision order
Netherlands: Supervision order was placed on company three years ago, a year before a disastrous shutdown hit the EfW business a year later
SME ‘remains fully committed’ to Uskmouth conversion
UK: World’s first coal-to-waste conversion has made progress, but faces political issues on two fronts
Arc21 EfW plant’s electricity export ‘not an issue’, says Indaver
NIE Networks has raised concerns over infrastructure related to exporting power from the facility, but developer says issue has already been dealt with
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