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EfW plants should not just be seen as a waste treatment plant but also as a power station
(04/03/2009)

Waste is a huge problem in the UK. We produce over 300 million tonnes of waste per year, enough to fill the Albert Hall every two hours but our love affair with landfills could soon be coming to an end as we run out of space, and time. So what next? A Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) report outlines a five-pronged action plan, urging Government to listen and stop covering up a problem no-one wants to be dumped with. ‘A Wasted O... [more]

Scotland is uniquely placed to take advantage of the opportunity presented by marine energy
(04/03/2009)

A recent report urges the Scottish Government to invest £40million into a ground-breaking renewable energy project in Scotland. The report by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) warns failure to invest now in new plants being piloted by some of Scotland's leading renewable engineering companies at the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) could result in failure to meet the renewable energy targets set by the Scottish Government. It w... [more]

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EfW plants should not just be seen as a waste treatment plant but also as a power station(04/03/2009)

Scotland is uniquely placed to take advantage of the opportunity presented by marine energy(04/03/2009)

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EfW plants should not just be seen as a waste treatment plant but also as a power station
(04/03/2009)

Scotland is uniquely placed to take advantage of the opportunity presented by marine energy
(04/03/2009)