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	[[Category:EfW Plants]]An [[EfW]] facility based upon standard [[combustion]] technology. The [[Oldhall EfW Plant]] site was developed by Doveyard Limited, originally a joint venture between [[Waste Energy Partners]] and [[Low Carbon Limited]] and acquired by [[Octopus Renewables]] as part of the funding of the project.		[[Category:EfW Plants]]An [[EfW]] facility based upon standard [[combustion]] technology. The [[Oldhall EfW Plant]] site was developed by Doveyard Limited, originally a joint venture between [[Waste Energy Partners]] and [[Low Carbon Limited]] and acquired by [[Octopus Renewables]] as part of the funding of the project.
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	==Summary==		==Summary==

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	An [[EfW]] facility based upon standard [[combustion]] technology. The [[Oldhall EfW Plant]] site was developed by Doveyard Limited, a joint venture between [[Waste Energy Partners]] and [[Low Carbon Limited]] with funding from [[Octopus Renewables]], and reached financial close in October 2021. The development is on land owned by [[Lowmac Alloys]] near Irvine, North Ayrshire<ref>[https://www.oldhallenergy.co.uk/faq/ Oldhall EfW website]</ref> .		An [[EfW]] facility based upon standard [[combustion]] technology. The [[Oldhall EfW Plant]] site was developed by Doveyard Limited, a joint venture between [[Waste Energy Partners]] and [[Low Carbon Limited]] with funding from [[Octopus Renewables]], and reached financial close in October 2021. The development is on land owned by [[Lowmac Alloys]] near Irvine, North Ayrshire<ref>[https://www.oldhallenergy.co.uk/faq/ Oldhall EfW website]</ref> .
	==Technology==		==Technology==
	The plant is a 1 line, moving [[grate]] based technology by [[Standardkessel Baumgarte]], delivering up to 15MWe.		The plant is a 1 line, moving [[grate]] based technology by [[Standardkessel Baumgarte]]<ref>https://www.standardkessel-baumgarte.com/en/newsroom-2/order-intake-oldhall</ref>, delivering up to 15MWe.

	==Construction==		==Construction==

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	[[Category:EfW Plants]]An [[EfW]] facility based upon standard [[combustion]] technology. The [[Oldhall EfW Plant]] site was developed by Doveyard Limited, a joint venture between [[Waste Energy Partners]] and [[Low Carbon Limited]] ~~with funding from~~ [[Octopus Renewables]].		[[Category:EfW Plants]]An [[EfW]] facility based upon standard [[combustion]] technology. The [[Oldhall EfW Plant]] site was developed by Doveyard Limited, originally a joint venture between [[Waste Energy Partners]] and [[Low Carbon Limited]] and acquired by [[Octopus Renewables]] as part of the funding of the project.
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[[Category:EfW Plants]]An [[EfW]] facility based upon standard [[combustion]] technology. The [[Oldhall EfW Plant]] site was developed by Doveyard Limited, a joint venture between [[Waste Energy Partners]] and [[Low Carbon Limited]] with funding from [[Octopus Renewables]].
{{EfWTemplate|EPR={{#var:epr}}|id=170}}
[[File:Oldhall-press-image-1024x573.jpg|600px|left|Press Image of future Oldhall EfW Plant, all rights reserved]]__TOC__<br clear='left'/>

==Summary==
An [[EfW]] facility based upon standard [[combustion]] technology. The [[Oldhall EfW Plant]] site was developed by Doveyard Limited, a joint venture between [[Waste Energy Partners]] and [[Low Carbon Limited]] with funding from [[Octopus Renewables]], and reached financial close in October 2021. The development is on land owned by [[Lowmac Alloys]] near Irvine, North Ayrshire<ref>[https://www.oldhallenergy.co.uk/faq/ Oldhall EfW website]</ref> .
==Technology==
The plant is a 1 line, moving [[grate]] based technology by [[Standardkessel Baumgarte]], delivering up to 15MWe.

==Construction==
The plant is being constructed under a turnkey [[EPC]] arrangement by [[STC Power SRL]] with an operation and management contract also with [[STC Power SRL]]<ref>http://www.stcpower.com/eng/news/stc_awarded_its_third_turnkey_contract_in_uk_to_deliver_oldhall_energy_recovery_facility_36</ref>. Operation is due to commence in Q2 of 2024.

==Waste Input==
The plant is designed to run on 180,000 tonnes per year of prepared [[RDF]] under 10 year arrangements with [[Geminor]] for 100,000 tonnes per annum and [[Lowmac Alloys]] for 50,000 tonnes per year <ref>https://geminor.no/en/2021/10/geminor-agrees-long-term-rdf-supply-deal-for-new-uk-efw-plant/</ref>. Some press releases in October 2021 state the capacity as 185,000 tonnes per year.

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