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* Have or will have an [[Environmental Permit]] for a waste incineration installation | * Have or will have an [[Environmental Permit]] for a waste incineration installation | ||
* Be capable of incinerating mixed [[Municipal Solid Waste]], including [[RDF]] or [[SRF]] [[Waste Derived Fuel]] | * Be capable of incinerating mixed [[Municipal Solid Waste]], including [[RDF]] or [[SRF]] [[Waste Derived Fuel]] | ||
* Not be a co-incinerator<ref> GOV.UK (2019c). Waste incinerator plant: apply for R1 status. [online] GOV.UK. Available | * Not be a co-incinerator<ref> GOV.UK (2019c). Waste incinerator plant: apply for R1 status. [online] GOV.UK. Available [https://www.gov.uk/guidance/waste-incinerator-plant-apply-for-ri-status here] [Accessed 31 Oct. 2019].</ref> | ||
Only R1 facilities can receive [[WDF]] from other EU countries for processing – export to other EU countries for [[Disposal]] (for example to an [[Incinerator]] that does not have R1 status) is illegal<ref name="foo">European Commission (2008). Guidelines on the Interpretation of the R1 Energy Efficiency Formula for Incineration Facilities Dedicated to the Processing of Municipal Solid waste According to Annex II of Directive 2008/98/EC on Waste. Directorate-General Environment.</ref>: | Only R1 facilities can receive [[WDF]] from other EU countries for processing – export to other EU countries for [[Disposal]] (for example to an [[Incinerator]] that does not have R1 status) is illegal<ref name="foo">European Commission (2008). Guidelines on the Interpretation of the R1 Energy Efficiency Formula for Incineration Facilities Dedicated to the Processing of Municipal Solid waste According to Annex II of Directive 2008/98/EC on Waste. Directorate-General Environment.</ref>: | ||
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The R1 status of an Energy from Waste (EFW) facility determines whether that facility is regarded as Disposal or classifies it as an Energy Recovery Facility. The EU standard sets a requirement to meet high levels of power conversion efficiency to classify it as an R1 (and may need to be a CHP facility to fully meet the guidance).
To qualify as R1 status the EFW facility must :
- Have or will have an Environmental Permit for a waste incineration installation
- Be capable of incinerating mixed Municipal Solid Waste, including RDF or SRF Waste Derived Fuel
- Not be a co-incinerator[1]
Only R1 facilities can receive WDF from other EU countries for processing – export to other EU countries for Disposal (for example to an Incinerator that does not have R1 status) is illegal[2]: </ref>.
The formula for calculating the R1 status is given below :
References
- ↑ GOV.UK (2019c). Waste incinerator plant: apply for R1 status. [online] GOV.UK. Available here [Accessed 31 Oct. 2019].
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 European Commission (2008). Guidelines on the Interpretation of the R1 Energy Efficiency Formula for Incineration Facilities Dedicated to the Processing of Municipal Solid waste According to Annex II of Directive 2008/98/EC on Waste. Directorate-General Environment.