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Dunbar

The Dunbar EfW project involves the

design, construction and commissioning

of an energy from waste facility at the

site of Viridor Waste Management

Limited at Oxwellmains Landfill.

The plant will be located on a new site

(a green field plant) a few kilometers

south east of Dunbar in East Lothian,Scotland The waste fired power plant

consisting of two mass burn boiler lines

with a common building, waste bunker,

and turbine/generator. Each boiler has a

capacity of 53 MWth or 20 tons wasteper hour. The fuel consists of various

waste fractions including municipal solid

waste. The new plant is due to be

commissioned in 2017 and handed over

to the Client in late 2017/start of 2018.

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Margam Western Wood Energy Plant

The Margam Green Energy projec

has being developed by Eco2 Ltd. /

Margam Green Energy Limited (SP

and has full planning permission. Th

plant will be located in Margam

Port Talbot, between Swansea and

Cardiff in South Wales and designe

for 335,000 tonnes per year of multi

fuel / waste wood grades A-C, withan electricity production of 40MWe.

The new plant is due to be

commissioned in 2017 and handed

over to the Client in mid-2017.

Babcock Wilcox Vlund has beencontracted to operate and maintain

the plant for 15 years after Take-Ov

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Templeborugh Biomass project

The Brite Templeborugh

Biomass project will be

capable of processing waste

wood, including contaminatedwood and fuel containing

metals, with no pre-treatment.

The plant will have a capacity

of 264,000 tons per annum,

generating 40MW of electricity.

The plant will be located in

Rotherham near Sheffield in

the UK and has been

developed by Brite Partnership.Babcock Wilcox Vlund has

been contracted to operate and

maintain the plant for 15 years

after Take-Over.

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Eco 2 Teeside Renewable energy plant

Teeside Renewable energy

plant has being developed by

Eco2 Ltd.

and has full planning permission.The plant will be very similar to

The Margam prohect with the

same capacity and is designed for

335,000 tonnes per year of multi

fuel / waste wood grades A-C,

with an electricity production of

40MWe. The new plant is due to

be commissioned by mid 2017

and handed over to the Client inend-2017.

Babcock Wilcox Vlund are in

final negotiations for building and

to operate and maintain the plant

for 15 years after Take-Over

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