Carlisle
Fortnum Carlisle is seeking an environmental permit for a facility that will be capable of burning up to 274,000 tonnes of waste annually to produce electricity and heat
The 50MW battery will be capable of storing enough electricity to supply nearly 6,000 average homes for a day from a single charge
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