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Below is a list of those facilities that qualify under the [[MRF Code of Practice]]. The | Below is a list of those facilities that qualify under the [[MRF Code of Practice]]. The definition of these facilities is such that they comprise a range of types of facilities and can include sites with multiple functions, for example a single site comprising a [[Transfer Station|transfer station]], collection depot and associated materials (see [[Collection System Design]]) and "Single Stream MRF" (see [[Material Recovery Facility]] "Types of MRF"). | ||
The 97 sites listed received 3,860,737 tonnes of material that are captured under the [[MRF Code of Practice]] (often termed 'qualifying material') in 2020, with the largest 27 sites (over 50,000 tonnes received and 28% of the total) receiving over 2,863,757 (74% of the total). Each page by site also lists total tonnage received and sent out, which in some cases is substantially higher than the 'qualifying material' listed, reflecting other activity/waste types handled under the [[Environmental Permit|permit]]. | The data comes from the [[Environment Agency]] as well as [[Natural Resources Wales]]. Further detail on each site and the tonnage handled is available by following the link for each site below and via the summary report produced by Monksleigh<ref>https://monksleigh.com/reports.php</ref>. | ||
The 97 sites listed received 3,860,737 tonnes of material that are captured under the [[MRF Code of Practice]] (often termed 'qualifying material') in 2020, with the largest 27 sites (over 50,000 tonnes received and 28% of the total) receiving over 2,863,757 (74% of the total). Each page by site also lists total tonnage received and sent out, which in some cases is substantially higher than the 'qualifying material' listed, reflecting other activity/waste types handled under the [[Environmental Permit|permit]]. In some cases sites receiving 'qualifying material' will send it onwards for further processing at another Qualifying MRF, in which case there will be an element of 'double counting' of the tonnage stated above. | |||
Scottish and Northern Irish sites will follow when available. | Scottish and Northern Irish sites will follow when available. | ||
Latest revision as of 09:32, 28 July 2023
A list of Material Recovery Facilities that qualify under the MRF Code of Practice, as reported by the Environment Agencies of England and Wales.
Scotland and Northern Ireland to follow when available.
Overview
Below is a list of those facilities that qualify under the MRF Code of Practice. The definition of these facilities is such that they comprise a range of types of facilities and can include sites with multiple functions, for example a single site comprising a transfer station, collection depot and associated materials (see Collection System Design) and "Single Stream MRF" (see Material Recovery Facility "Types of MRF").
The data comes from the Environment Agency as well as Natural Resources Wales. Further detail on each site and the tonnage handled is available by following the link for each site below and via the summary report produced by Monksleigh[1].
The 97 sites listed received 3,860,737 tonnes of material that are captured under the MRF Code of Practice (often termed 'qualifying material') in 2020, with the largest 27 sites (over 50,000 tonnes received and 28% of the total) receiving over 2,863,757 (74% of the total). Each page by site also lists total tonnage received and sent out, which in some cases is substantially higher than the 'qualifying material' listed, reflecting other activity/waste types handled under the permit. In some cases sites receiving 'qualifying material' will send it onwards for further processing at another Qualifying MRF, in which case there will be an element of 'double counting' of the tonnage stated above.
Scottish and Northern Irish sites will follow when available.
List of Facilities
