LONDON (Reuters) - Peterborough Renewable Energy Limited (PREL) has been granted approval to build a waste recycling and green power plant that could eliminate the need for landfill sites in the area, the government said on... [read full story]
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This was published: 5 Nov 2009 - 07:10 am The Government has given the go-ahead for a new plant in Peterborough, enabling waste glass, plastic and metal to be converted into clean energy. Energy and Climate Change Minister...
The site will help the council hit its recycling rate target for 2020 The government has approved plans to build a £250m zero-landfill power plant in Peterborough. Energy and Climate Change Minister David Kidney granted...
The site will help the council hit its recycling rate target for 2020 The government has approved plans to build a £250m zero-landfill power plant in Peterborough. Energy and Climate Change Minister David Kidney granted...
Plans for the first in a new generation of clean-energy plants were given the go-ahead by the government in Peterborough today. Waste glass, plastic and metal are to be converted into clean energy and recycled into building...
Chris Williams, Environment, Waste Management, Utilities, Environmental Damage, Recycling, Waste, Climate Change, Materials Recovery & Recycling
