Mapping The Future For UK Waste To Energy Post-Brexit
Are you a UK company concerned about the impact of Brexit on the UK waste to energy market? Will the outcome really be a catalyst for new domestic waste infrastructure? Has the second CfD round done enough to support the next wave of ACT projects?
Join us at the upcoming World Waste to Energy & Resources Summit in London and take part in a series of panel debates and facilitated workshop sessions to define the most critical opportunities and challenges facing the future of the UK waste sector.
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In case you missed it, here is a snapshot of what to expect:
–Building the UK Bioeconomy: Discover how Biffa, FCC Environment, Cory Riverside Energy and Viridor are innovating as we progress towards a low carbon future
–Brexit and the Domestic RDF Market: Join the conversation on whether Brexit will boost the growth of additional EfW infrastructure in the UK
–Decarbonisation of Gas: Gain exclusive insight from Advanced Plasma Power into the development of the world’s first commercial waste to BioSNG plant
–Deriving High-Value Outputs: Learn how Enerkem, Lanzatech and Bouygues Energies & Services are spearheading advancements in renewable chemicals and fuels
–Financing Future Projects: Hear first-hand how effective CfDs have been and what alternative funding incentives are available for waste to energy project delivery
–Collaborative Workshops: Participate in interactive sessions mapping out the critical factors for developing and implementing waste to energy projects at home and overseas
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