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	==Summary==		==Summary==
	An [[EfW]] facility based upon conventional [[combustion]] technology that was granted [[Planning Permission\|planning permission]] in December 2020 and has a permitted capacity of 84,900 tonnes per annum. This consent replaced an earlier consent for a [[gasification]] technology with a capacity of 60,000 tonnes per annum.		An [[EfW]] facility based upon conventional [[combustion]] technology that was granted [[Planning Permission\|planning permission]] in December 2020 and has a permitted capacity of 84,900 tonnes per annum. This consent replaced an earlier consent for a [[gasification]] technology with a capacity of 60,000 tonnes per annum. Construction was reported to have commenced in May 2024 with planned operation by early 2026<ref>[https://www.letsrecycle.com/news/construction-begins-on-paprec-energies-binns-efw-plant/ Letsrecycle article 8th May 2024]</ref>.

	The site is part of the wider activity at [[Binn Eco Park]], near Perth, Scotland, owned by the [[Binn Group]], ~~and investment has been agreed for the facility with~~ [[~~Iona Capital~~]]<ref>[https://www.~~ionacapital~~.~~co.uk~~/~~single~~-~~post~~/~~iona-capital-to-invest-in-binn-group-s-energy-from-waste-project-in-scotland Iona Capital Website~~ News ~~Accessed March 2020~~]</ref>.		The site is part of the wider activity at [[Binn Eco Park]], near Perth, Scotland, owned by the [[Binn Group]], funded by [[Paprec]] for 120m euros<ref>[https://www.paprec.com/en/press-area/?_gl=1ss6n60_upMQ.._gaMTk3MDkxMDYxOC4xNzE1MTY1OTg0_ga_SGCZ67G3GG*MTcxNTE2NTk4NC4xLjEuMTcxNTE2NjAxMS4wLjAuNDU2ODk3OA.. Paprec News October 2023]</ref> it will be built and operated by [[Paprec Energies Binn]] a joint venture between [[Paprec]] and the [[Binn Group]].

	==Technology==		==Technology==
	The plant technology will comprise standard moving [[grate]] technology, with an operational capacity of 89,00 tonnes per annum, generating 8.6MWe with 7.3MWe net for export.		The plant technology will comprise standard moving [[grate]] technology by [[Martin]]<ref>[https://www.paprec.com/en/green-energy-martin-gmbh-and-paprec-energies-a-winning-combination/?_gl=11vorw05_upMQ.._gaMTk3MDkxMDYxOC4xNzE1MTY1OTg0_ga_SGCZ67G3GG*MTcxNTE2NTk4NC4xLjEuMTcxNTE2NTk5NS4wLjAuNDU2ODk3OA.. Paprec News item ]</ref>, with an operational capacity of 89,000 tonnes per annum, generating 8.6MWe with 7.3MWe net for export.

	==Construction==		==Construction==
	The plant gained [[Planning Permission\|planning permission]] in December 2020. Construction was ~~originally~~ reported to ~~commence in 2021 with operational handover~~ in 2024. Earlier reports were the project would cost £70 million to deliver<ref>https://resource.co/article/binn-group-revises-plans-70m-efw-facility</ref>. A press release in March 2022 announced the appointment of [[TIRU]] as the construction contractor and operator of the plant with an aspiration to still deliver the plant by ~~2024~~<ref>[https://~~binngroup~~.co.uk/~~2022~~/~~03/04/developer~~-~~and~~-~~operator~~-~~appointed~~-~~for~~-~~perthshire~~-efw/ ~~Binn Group Website accessed 7th March 2022~~]</ref>.		The plant gained [[Planning Permission\|planning permission]] in December 2020. Construction was reported to have commenced in may 2024 for operation by early 2026<ref>[https://www.letsrecycle.com/news/construction-begins-on-paprec-energies-binns-efw-plant/ Letsrecycle article 8th May 2024]</ref>.

	==Waste Input==		==Waste Input==

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	==Construction==		==Construction==
	The plant gained [[Planning Permission\|planning permission]] in December 2020. Construction is reported to commence in 2021 with operational handover in 2024. Earlier reports were the project would cost £70 million to deliver<ref>https://resource.co/article/binn-group-revises-plans-70m-efw-facility</ref>		The plant gained [[Planning Permission\|planning permission]] in December 2020. Construction was originally reported to commence in 2021 with operational handover in 2024. Earlier reports were the project would cost £70 million to deliver<ref>https://resource.co/article/binn-group-revises-plans-70m-efw-facility</ref>. A press release in March 2022 announced the appointment of [[TIRU]] as the construction contractor and operator of the plant with an aspiration to still deliver the plant by 2024<ref>[https://binngroup.co.uk/2022/03/04/developer-and-operator-appointed-for-perthshire-efw/ Binn Group Website accessed 7th March 2022]</ref>.

	==Waste Input==		==Waste Input==

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	An [[EfW]] facility based upon conventional [[combustion]] technology that was granted [[Planning Permission\|planning permission]] in December 2020 and has a permitted capacity of 84,900 tonnes per annum. This consent replaced an earlier consent for a [[gasification]] technology with a capacity of 60,000 tonnes per annum.		An [[EfW]] facility based upon conventional [[combustion]] technology that was granted [[Planning Permission\|planning permission]] in December 2020 and has a permitted capacity of 84,900 tonnes per annum. This consent replaced an earlier consent for a [[gasification]] technology with a capacity of 60,000 tonnes per annum.

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	==Summary==		==Summary==

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==Summary==
An [[EfW]] facility based upon conventional [[combustion]] technology that was granted [[Planning Permission|planning permission]] in December 2020 and has a permitted capacity of 84,900 tonnes per annum. This consent replaced an earlier consent for a [[gasification]] technology with a capacity of 60,000 tonnes per annum.

The site is part of the wider activity at [[Binn Eco Park]], near Perth, Scotland, owned by the [[Binn Group]], and investment has been agreed for the facility with [[Iona Capital]]<ref>[https://www.ionacapital.co.uk/single-post/iona-capital-to-invest-in-binn-group-s-energy-from-waste-project-in-scotland Iona Capital Website News Accessed March 2020]</ref>.

==Technology==
The plant technology will comprise standard moving [[grate]] technology, with an operational capacity of 89,00 tonnes per annum, generating 8.6MWe with 7.3MWe net for export.

==Construction==
The plant gained [[Planning Permission|planning permission]] in December 2020. Construction is reported to commence in 2021 with operational handover in 2024. Earlier reports were the project would cost £70 million to deliver<ref>https://resource.co/article/binn-group-revises-plans-70m-efw-facility</ref>

==Waste Input==
The plant is intended to run on residual [[Household Waste]] and [[Commercial Waste]] from the adjacent processing facilities on the site.

==References==
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