Maroondah City Council is the first council that will supply municipal solid waste to the Maryvale Energy-from-Waste (EfW) facility to be built in Victoria’s Latrobe Valley.
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Victoria’s first bottom ash recycling facility approved
An $8 million bottom ash recycling facility has been approved by the Environment Protection Authority, Victoria. It is the first facility of its kind to be approved for construction in the state and will be located with the Maryvale Energy from Waste (EfW) facility.
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No fossil, no fuss: BMH Technology
Australia could look to Finnish innovation to optimise its energy-from-waste future in the context of a circular economy. Minna Vilkuna, BMH Technology’s Australian agent, explains.
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Latrobe City Council calls on Federal Government to uphold EfW commitment
Latrobe City Council has called on the Federal Government to uphold a $48.2 million commitment made to the Energy from Waste (EfW) Facility at Maryvale Mill – operated by Opal Australian Paper – in April 2022.
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Maryvale EfW project secures $48.2m grant
The Maryvale Energy from Waste (EfW) project has received a $48.2 million grant through the Australian Government’s Modern Manufacturing Initiative (MMI).
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Research reveals NSW voters support shift from landfilling
Research commissioned by Veolia reveals that outside of the economy and cost of living, New South Wales voters are most concerned about the environment.
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EfW’s role in delivering a net zero future
Transformation of the economy is needed to manage climate change, according to Tim Wilson, Assistant Minister for Industry, Energy and Energy Reduction.
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Henderson Recovery Park $22.5m redevelopment
The City of Cockburn will transform Henderson Waste Recovery Park into a Resource Recovery Precinct as part of a sustainable long-term waste management strategy that will extend the current site’s useful life from five to 40 years.
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Draft EfW amendment open for comment
The Draft Regulation putting into law how energy from waste is managed in New South Wales is now up for consultation through the Environment Protection Authority’s (EPA) website.
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The new trend in Europe
Energy-from-Waste (EfW) facilities are well established in Europe with around 500 operating plants. By further implementing Carbon Capture in EfW facilities, it is possible to go even carbon-negative and the new standard could be zero carbon emission waste to energy.
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