Energy from Waste (EfW) plants fall into three broad categories: • anaerobic digestion (AD) (a process that uses bacteria to decompose waste) (see Practice Note:...
What is Energy from Waste (EfW)? Energy from waste (EfW) involves taking waste and turning it into a useable form of energy from a sustainable energy source. This...
All waste facilities, including energy from waste (EfW) incinerators, are regulated to prevent or minimise any risks to the environment or health. There is an extensive...
Produced in partnership with Phil Harris, Stephenson Harwood. The original version was produced in partnership with Irwin Mitchell. EU targets to reduce the amount of...
Produced in partnership with Phil Harris, Stephenson Harwood. The original version was produced in partnership with Irwin Mitchell. EU targets to reduce the amount of...
Brexit: This document contains guidance on subjects impacted by the UK’s withdrawal from the EU. For further reading, see: Brexit—impact on environmental law....
Energy from waste is energy that is recovered by various technologies. Recyclable material should be removed first and then energy recovered from the residual waste. The...