Stantec to oversee new Tees Valley energy-from-waste plant

Sustainable engineering and architectural consultancy firm Stantec has been appointed to provide technical oversight and advisory services for a new 450,000t-per-year energy-from-waste plant to be built in Redcar, to treat residual household waste from across the North-East. The post Stantec to oversee new Tees Valley energy-from-waste plant appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Plan for £200M carbon capture upgrade at North Wales energy from waste facility revealed

Enfinium is progressing plans for to invest around £200M carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology at the Parc Adfer energy from waste facility in Deeside, North Wales. The post Plan for £200M carbon capture upgrade at North Wales energy from waste facility revealed appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

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Scotland’s sustainable energy security is bolstered by newly completed civil works at Earls Gate Energy Centre

This month, civil engineering specialist Elysium Construction is set to complete civil works for Earls Gate Energy Centre (EGEC), a state-of-the-art Energy from Waste facility in Grangemouth, Scotland. Recovering up to 54,000 tonnes of recyclable materials annually, the centre will bring the country one step closer to its Net Zero targets. Elysium Construction, one of […]

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