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==Background== | ==Background== | ||
[[P3P Partners]] have developed the facility under their subsidiary [[Waste Energy Power Partners]] (WEPP) with finance by [[Equitix]]. [[Planning Permission]] was granted in March 2020 on the site of an old [[Biomass EfW]] site<ref name="P3P1" />. [[ | [[P3P Partners]] have developed the facility under their subsidiary [[Waste Energy Power Partners]] (WEPP) with finance by [[Equitix]]. [[Planning Permission]] was granted in March 2020 on the site of an old [[Biomass EfW]] site<ref name="P3P1" />. A permit was issued to [[Clinitek (Stoke) LLP]] in July 2021<ref>https://environment.data.gov.uk/public-register/industrial-installations/registration/CP3207PV?__pageState=result-all</ref>. This is the second plant developed under the same arrangements, the first being [[Haylers End Energy Recovery Plant]] and often referred to as their Malvern plant, which has half the design throughput capacity of this facility. | ||
==Plant== | ==Plant== | ||
Construction has commenced and | Construction has commenced and was targeted for completion in Q3 2021 at a reported cost of £25 million<ref name="P3P1" />. The technology provider is [[Incinco]] via their FS2000 treatment unit<ref name="P3P1" /> (2,000kg/hr capacity<ref>[https://irp-cdn.multiscreensite.com/3edaf5b1/files/uploaded/Freestanding%20Incinerator%20500-2000%20Leaflet.pdf Incinco PDF Factsheet]</ref>) with construction oversight by [[Cobalt Energy]]<ref name="P3P1" />. At 8,000 hrs annual operation the maximum annual throughput would be 16,000 tonnes per annum, although the plated capacity has been reported as 12,800 tonnes in the past. The construction was reported as completed in March 2022 with full operation planned by the summer of 2022<ref>https://www.letsrecycle.com/news/construction-complete-at-stoke-clinical-waste-plant/<ref>. | ||
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Revision as of 07:19, 31 March 2022
One of the largest Clinical Waste Incinerators to built in the UK in the last 20 years, Scotia Business Park will trade under the brand Clinitek and is referred to as their Stoke-on-Trent facility[1]. Andusia are acting as the sole supplier to the plant[2].
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Summary
One of the largest Clinical Waste Incinerators to built in the UK in the last 20 years, Scotia Business Park will trade under the name Clinitek and is referred to as their Stoke-on-Trent facility[1]. Andusia are acting as the sole supplier to the plant of up to 16,000 tonnes per annum[3].
Background
P3P Partners have developed the facility under their subsidiary Waste Energy Power Partners (WEPP) with finance by Equitix. Planning Permission was granted in March 2020 on the site of an old Biomass EfW site[1]. A permit was issued to Clinitek (Stoke) LLP in July 2021[4]. This is the second plant developed under the same arrangements, the first being Haylers End Energy Recovery Plant and often referred to as their Malvern plant, which has half the design throughput capacity of this facility.
Plant
Construction has commenced and was targeted for completion in Q3 2021 at a reported cost of £25 million[1]. The technology provider is Incinco via their FS2000 treatment unit[1] (2,000kg/hr capacity[5]) with construction oversight by Cobalt Energy[1]. At 8,000 hrs annual operation the maximum annual throughput would be 16,000 tonnes per annum, although the plated capacity has been reported as 12,800 tonnes in the past. The construction was reported as completed in March 2022 with full operation planned by the summer of 2022<ref>https://www.letsrecycle.com/news/construction-complete-at-stoke-clinical-waste-plant/<ref>.