News & Analysis
The latest news and analysis on waste and bioenergy markets, technologies, facilities and government policies affecting energy-from-waste, anaerobic digestion and biomass energy.
Interview: The role of carbon capture in Europe’s climate targets
Jannicke Gerner Bjerkås, director of CO2 capture at Norway’s largest EfW plant, speaks to ENDS about Europe’s renewed enthusiasm for carbon capture and storage, and why going ‘carbon negative’ is no pipe dream
Tarmac and Eco-Power sign 25,000t/yr SRF deal
Deal involves the UK’s first fully operational commercial-scale SRF pellet-production facility and will see biomass-derived feedstocks replaced with waste
Valmet lands 56.5MWth biomass-fired build contract
Finland: Facility is due to be handed over in autumn next year
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Belgium: Fire hit EfW tenders for replacement equipment
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Sweden: Biogas compressor repair tender
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UK: ‘Warning’ for fire-hit landfill operator
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Germany: Waste firms needs contractor for excess biogas-producing waste
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Renewed calls to scrap ‘unjust’ waste import tax
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‘Strong interest’ in waste-to-jet-fuel development despite Shell’s exit
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Ireland ‘should have’ invested €50m fine in bioenergy – minister
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Poland: 180,000t/yr Rogowiec EfW plant build tendered
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Austria/US: Biogests announces first American plant deal
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AEB sale process to officially begin this quarter
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Peel launches new venture for ‘important’ plastic-to-hydrogen facilities
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UK EfW plants get another extension to process Covid waste
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Sweden: Gasum and Stora Enso confirm biogas deal
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India/Netherlands: HoSt and BoxLNG to develop 14 biogas-producing plants
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First landfill gas project backed through PPA
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Bord na Móna confirms ‘formal end’ to peat extraction
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Bioenergy sector relieved as post-consumer waste wood rules left unchanged
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Norway: Biomass-pyrolysis plant tender relaunched
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Denmark: Flue gas cleaning contract for multifuel facility
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Viridor and CNIM confirm Avonmouth EfW’s handover
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Schwyz biomass and biogas-to-heat project unveiled
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Beauparc confirms feedstock deal with Skelton Grange EfW plant
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Denmark: Construction ‘stopped’ on woodchip-fired build
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Investors boost Poolbeg EfW plant holding to 50%
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Biffa sued over alleged ‘failure to prevent’ slavery
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Lohja biogas-producing plant operational
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Sweden: Linka boosts renewable heat for Vida
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‘Landmark’ heat supply deal from Edmonton EfW plant signed
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Financial close confirmed for Rivenhall EfW project
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New deal brings ‘scaleable’ EfW plants to market
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UK: Northacre permit consultation extended
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Sweden: ‘100%’ biogas-to-heat deal tendered
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Quantafuel takes 40% stake in waste aggregator Geminor
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Waste fires caused by batteries cost industry £158m annually
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AEB releases biomass plant emissions data
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Norway: Repair tender issued for EfW plant
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Russia: KPA Unicon signs biomass plant deal
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Redundancy process launched for workers at UBB’s Tovi Eco Park
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Total becomes ‘major player’ in biogas sector with latest acquisition
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5MWe Slatina biomass-fired plant sold
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UK: Deadline for Alton EfW plant extended
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Germany: Plant owners ‘disappointed’ over new organic waste rules
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Delayed clinical waste plant nears opening
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Environment Agency staff capacity down by 16% during pandemic
