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==History==

The Edmonton facility was built in 1971 to primarily service the [[North London Waste Authority]], providing capacity for residual [[Household Waste]] from [[Barnet London Borough Council|Barnet]],[[Camden London Borough Council|Camden]], [[Enfield London Borough Council|Enfield]], [[Islington London Borough Council|Islington]], [[Hackney London Borough Council|Hackney]], and [[Waltham Forest London Borough Council|Waltham Forest]]. The Site has been at 'end of life' for some time, with various proposals to replace the plant progressed over recent years. A planning application was granted in 2017 to replace the plant, on the existing site, at a capacity of 700,000 tonnes per annum and construction started in January ~~20019~~ for operation in 2025, although a legal challenge was mounted in late 2019<ref>[https://www.letsrecycle.com/news/latest-news/edmonton-efw-crucial-for-climate-despite-legal-challenge/ Letsrecycle Article]</ref>.

The Edmonton facility was built in 1971 to primarily service the [[North London Waste Authority]], providing capacity for residual [[Household Waste]] from [[Barnet London Borough Council|Barnet]],[[Camden London Borough Council|Camden]], [[Enfield London Borough Council|Enfield]], [[Islington London Borough Council|Islington]], [[Hackney London Borough Council|Hackney]], and [[Waltham Forest London Borough Council|Waltham Forest]]. The Site has been at 'end of life' for some time, with various proposals to replace the plant progressed over recent years. A planning application was granted in 2017 to replace the plant, on the existing site, at a capacity of 700,000 tonnes per annum and construction started in January 2019 for operation in 2025, although a legal challenge was mounted in late 2019<ref>[https://www.letsrecycle.com/news/latest-news/edmonton-efw-crucial-for-climate-despite-legal-challenge/ Letsrecycle Article]</ref>.

==Plant==

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 ==History==
-The Edmonton facility was built in 1971 to primarily service the [[North London Waste Authority]], providing capacity for residual [[Household Waste]] from [[Barnet London Borough Council|Barnet]],[[Camden London Borough Council|Camden]], [[Enfield London Borough Council|Enfield]], [[Islington London Borough Council|Islington]], [[Hackney London Borough Council|Hackney]], and [[Waltham Forest London Borough Council|Waltham Forest]]. The Site has been at 'end of life' for some time, with various proposals to replace the plant progressed over recent years. A planning application was granted in 2017 to replace the plant, on the existing site, at a capacity of 700,000 tonnes per annum and construction started in January 20019 for operation in 2025, although a legal challenge was mounted in late 2019<ref>[https://www.letsrecycle.com/news/latest-news/edmonton-efw-crucial-for-climate-despite-legal-challenge/ Letsrecycle Article]</ref>.
+The Edmonton facility was built in 1971 to primarily service the [[North London Waste Authority]], providing capacity for residual [[Household Waste]] from [[Barnet London Borough Council|Barnet]],[[Camden London Borough Council|Camden]], [[Enfield London Borough Council|Enfield]], [[Islington London Borough Council|Islington]], [[Hackney London Borough Council|Hackney]], and [[Waltham Forest London Borough Council|Waltham Forest]]. The Site has been at 'end of life' for some time, with various proposals to replace the plant progressed over recent years. A planning application was granted in 2017 to replace the plant, on the existing site, at a capacity of 700,000 tonnes per annum and construction started in January 2019 for operation in 2025, although a legal challenge was mounted in late 2019<ref>[https://www.letsrecycle.com/news/latest-news/edmonton-efw-crucial-for-climate-despite-legal-challenge/ Letsrecycle Article]</ref>.
 ==Plant==