Enva opens Scottish ash recycling plant
Enva has opened a £1.5m ash recycling plant in Paisley, Scotland, which can treat up to 20,000 tonnes a year of fly ash from biomass and energy-from-waste facilities.
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Welsh £390m glass bottle plant gets green light
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Binn Group acquires metals business
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Directors prosecuted over illegal waste stored in landfill
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UK waste wood market exceeds 4 million tonnes
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NWH opens £4.4m aggregate recycling plant
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Arup to lead £600m Shotton Paper Mill transformation
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CIWM gets representation on Green Jobs Delivery Group
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Glasgow man receives jail sentence for fly-tipping
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Arc21 EfW developers seek Judicial Review
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Enva secures SRF supply deal with Lafarge Cement
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Co-op and Microsoft unveil digital platform to tackle food waste
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Gove issues correction over suggestion that new NPPF will be published next month
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Biffa 'minded' to recommend takeover offer
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Cory signs PPA for Riverside EfW plant
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Sortera acquires O'Donovan Waste Disposal
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Peel gets green light for Scottish 'plastics to hydrogen' plant
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New NPPF to come out next month, says Gove
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Urbaser eyes further expansion with Biowise acquisition
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Solar farm approved at former quarry and landfill site
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Importation of fill for agricultural improvement approved in north-east England
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Green light for Peel's second plastic waste to hydrogen plant
Plans by Peel NRE for a £20m facility in West Dunbartonshire to turn waste plastic into hydrogen and support the UK's energy transition to net zero have...
Recycled glass plant approved in south Wales
Blaenau Gwent County Borough Council has unanimously resolved to grant permission for a £390m glass container manufacturing facility which uses recycled...
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Ruling shows effective mitigation cannot simply be assumed in planning decisions
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Variation of quarry restoration contours turned down on appeal
An appeal against refusal of an application seeking changes to final landfill restoration contours as part of the development of an employment park at...