Two Waste-to-Energy Plants Planned in Wales

Renewable Energy World: "Prosiect Gwyrdd, a joint initiative between five south Wales councils that will look at energy from municipal waste is to receive extra government funding of up to £7.8 million [US $16 million] in a full year of operation, depending on the final costs of the project.
'By 2010, no more than 75% of the amount of biodegradable municipal waste produced in 1995 can be land filled. By 2013 only 50% can be land filled.'
The investment paves the way for the next generation recycling plant in South East Wales that will generate energy from waste from the five boroughs, Cardiff, Newport, Monmouth, Vale of Glamorgan and Caerphilly."