Last year, Essex provided over 37,000 tonnes of food waste, powering 6,310 homes across the UK for an entire year

The funding will explore waste-to-renewable natural gas feasibility at the Meyreuil coal plant site

Nearly 15,000 pallets of unused masks and gloves could be burnt to generate energy

The facility is predicted to transform black-bin-bag waste into electricity for up to 127,000 homes

Less than a third of UK businesses have a net zero strategy, according to a new survey

The St. James’s hospital will receive low carbon heat created by a facility recovering energy from the waste of around 6,000 homes

The project will demonstrate the use of purified hydrogen to power a fuel cell vehicle

The plant with an annual capacity of 300,000 tonnes of feedstock is forecast to generate enough energy to power 27,000 homes

The facility will treat around 300,000 tonnes of waste every year and is forecast to generate enough energy to power more than 36,000 homes

An ‘Energy Tower’ that incinerates rubbish to generate electricity was officially opened by Denmark’s Crown Prince last week. The 1.3 billion krone (£140 million) plant takes waste from nine municipalities in the city of Roskilde. It is meant to have an energy efficiency performance of close to 100%, meaning little power is frittered away. Designed […]