In New Hampshire, Wheelabrator Technologies Inc. entered into an agreement to sell WTI / EFW Holdings (“Wheelabrator U.K.”), the largest pure play waste-to-energy business in the U.K. and a developer, owner and operator of strategically located waste-to-energy facilities, with seven waste-to-energy facilities in operation and advanced development. Wheelabrator Technologies Inc. will sell Wheelabrator U.K. to […]
You may not believe it with everything else going on in the world today, but there were 5 big scale-up projects announced over the past week or so that caught The Digest’s attention. From different ends of the supply chain ranging from feedstock all the way to facility technology, these projects show that scale-up is […]
In New Hampshire, Energy Capital Partners has closed on its acquisition of Wheelabrator Technologies for $1.94 billion. Wheelabrator, acquired from Waste Management, has 15 waste-to-electricity facilities that produce 768 MW per year. A new energy-from-waste facility is under construction in the U.K. and is scheduled to begin operations in 2015. They also recover metals from […]
In Maryland, Inashco BV and Wheelabrator Technologies has announced a joint-venture company for recycling ferrous and non-ferrous metals from the waste-to-energy process. Eco Recovery Solutions (ERS) will use Inashco’s Advanced Dry Recovery technology to enhance the recovery of copper, zince, lead, aluminum as small as 0.5 mm in size, much smaller than non-ferrous materials currently […]
