Refuse-Derived Fuel
The resource management company has begun transporting the 15-year-old waste, which will be burned to generate energy
The money will help develop a facility aiming to convert hundreds of thousands tonnes of residual waste into sustainable aviation fuel annually
A two-carriage train loaded with 110 tonnes of RDF arrived at Geminor’s HUB in Landskrona in Sweden, sent from another of the company’s facilities in Braunsbedra, Germany
Norwegian recycling company Geminor shipped the rubbish-based fuel from Naples to Sjelland
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