September 15th, 2007 by waster
* Policies * Treatments *Technologies Thursday 11 October 2007 SAS Radisson Hotel, Dublin Accessible through a range of treatments and technologies, residual waste – particularly the biodegradable element of it – can be a valuable, low-carbon, energy source. This top-level conference considers the energy potential of Ireland’s residual waste – that which is left [...]
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June 1st, 2007 by waster
We are told (New Civil Engineer 24 may 2007) that Peterborough City Council has plans to announce a new approach to financing which it has devised with the Collaborative Working Centre. This will include financing models for a new £56 million energy from waste (EfW) incinerator. It appears that two facilities are to be built [...]
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February 28th, 2007 by waster
With all the recent developments in Resource Management in the past few weeks the Wastersblog nearly missed this one. The Waster is reliably informed that last week the European Parliament voted to stop all landfilling of paper, glass, textiles, plastic and metal by 2015, and also by 2020 no recyclable waste will be sent to landfill [...]
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February 13th, 2007 by waster
Here is a News item from Canada:- ‘Proven technology turns waste into valuable resource for electricity production’. TORONTO, Jan. 31 /CNW/ – A leading operator of Energy From Waste (EFW) facilities says Canada is missing out on the untapped value of EFW technologies, which uses residential and commercial waste to generate electricity and [...]
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February 8th, 2007 by waster
Local authorities planning to use incinerators to divert waste away from landfill should check that proposals meet forthcoming EU energy efficiency criteria. The warning came ahead of next week’s European Parliament vote in Strasbourg, on a Directive that could shape the next 50 years of EU policy on waste management (see letsrecycle.com story). If you [...]
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