LSEP to increase capacity for Lostock EfW plant in UK
Lostock Sustainable Energy Plant Ltd (LSEP), the owner of the Waste to Energy (EfW) plant being developed at Lostock in Cheshire, has announced intentions to increase the capacity of the plant by 128,000 tonnes of waste a year. If the planning is approved the plant will have the capacity to process 728,000 tonnes of residual waste and produce 69.9MW of electricity per year.
The plant is currently under construction, once the construction is completed FCC Environment will take over the operations.
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February 15, 2021
High Speed 2 rail Phase 2a bill passed by Government of UK
The parliament of the UK has passed High Speed 2 rail Phase 2a: High-Speed Rail (West Midlands to Crewe) Bill has been given Royal Assent, cementing in law the government’s commitment...
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February 10, 2021
Triple point to launched IPO for Digital Infrastructure Fund
Triple Point Investment Management is to launch a digital infrastructure-focused investment trust on the London Stock Exchange. Digital 9 Infrastructure will invest in a range of digital infrastruc...
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February 10, 2021
3SIIF raises additional EUR 290 million of commitments
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February 05, 2021
Phoenix 10 mix use development PPP concession awarded
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February 04, 2021
Cellnex completes acquisition of CK Hutchison’s assets in Sweden
Cellnex Telecom has announced that it has closed the acquisition of CK Hutchison’s telecommunications tower assets in Sweden, the fourth country –after the closures in Austr...
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