EfW & The Hierarchy: - Sustainability Live

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Viridor: <strong>EfW</strong> Network Lakeside Operational. 410K tpa. 34 MW power + heat soon. (JV with Grundon) Bolton Operational. 100K tpa. 8 MW. Runcorn Under construction. 800K tpa; 70 MW power; 50 MW heat (JV) Ardley Under construction. 300K tpa; 24 MW Cardiff Under construction. 350K tpa; 30MW + 20MW heat Exeter Under construction. 60K tpa; 3MW Peterbourgh Planning approved & EPC contract agreed. 85K tpa; 7MW Glasgow Planning approved & EPC contract agreed. 200K tpa; 15MW Dunbar Planning approved. 300K tpa; 25MW Avonmouth Planning approved. 350K tpa; 30MW Beddington Planning recommended & EPC contract agreed. 300K tpa; 26MW
<strong>EfW</strong> in a Circular EconomyIn an ideal world all wastewould be prevented. Wewould inhabit a genuinelyzero waste society.But in our real world, for abroad range of political, social,economic and practicalreasons we all generatesurplus waste resources.How we deal with this realityis the waste hierarchy – wasteprevention, reuse, recycling,recovery and disposal.
Page 1 and 2: EfW & The Hierarchy:Perceptions, Ci
Page 3 and 4: About ViridorAt Viridor we sift, so
Page 5: The Viridor network fortransforming
Page 9 and 10: EfW in a Circular EconomyThe combus
Page 11 and 12: EfW in a Circular EconomyIn additio
Page 13 and 14: Economics of EfWEfW, along with the
Page 15 and 16: Case Study: RuncornBuilt in two pha
Page 17 and 18: Case Study: Oxfordshire£200m, 300,
Page 19 and 20: EfW capacity - futureViridor’s in
Page 21 and 22: Export of residual wastesDEFRA guid
Page 23 and 24: ConclusionsEfW is a “key enabler

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