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Weekly Waste Projects Update – week ending 31st March 2016
Weekly Waste Projects Update: week ending 31st March 2016 Source: AcuComm Business Database
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New/Updated Projects Reported (w/e 31st Mar 2016)
Number
Estimated Value (all projects)
Estimated Value (new projects only)
US$ millions US$ millions
Anaerobic Digestion 2 29 -
Biofuel 2 321 86
Biogas 2 38 21
Gasification - - -
Incineration (with energy recovery) 14 1,262 230
Incineration (without energy recovery) - - -
Integrated/mixed facilities 1 185 -
Landfill 2 49 -
MBT - - -
Other 1 161 161
Recycling 2 33 6
Waste processing 3 54 43
Total 29 2,132 547
Other
50.9%
Biofuel
27.1%
Waste processing
13.4%
Biogas
6.6% Recycling
2.0%
Est. Value of New Projects by Facility Type (w/e 31st Mar 2016)
In the week ended 31st March 2016, AcuComm added 29 new or updated waste projects to
our Business Database, worth an estimated US$2,132 million and waste capacity of just over
9.2 million tonnes.
This takes the cumulative total to 3,961 active projects since 2013,
with a total estimated investment value of US$329 billion.
To find out more information about the projects and investments
covered in this update, click here
Weekly Waste Projects Update – week ending 31st March 2016
Weekly Waste Projects Update: week ending 31st March 2016 Source: AcuComm Business Database
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New/Updated Projects Reported (w/e 31st Mar 2016)
Number Capacity (tonnes) MW
Anaerobic Digestion 2 461,457 2
Biofuel 2 221,284 4
Biogas 2 125,041 6
Gasification - - -
Incineration (with energy recovery) 14 3,859,581 379
Incineration (without energy recovery) - - -
Integrated/mixed facilities 1 200,000 19
Landfill 2 2,902,992 -
MBT - - -
Other 1 - 34
Recycling 2 959,429 -
Waste processing 3 487,397 -
Total 29 9,217,181 444
The total estimated waste capacity of projects reported on
in the past week is just over 9.2 million tonnes. WtE
incineration was the largest category, accounting for just
under 3.9 million tonnes.
The total estimated power generation from these projects
was 444 MW. WtE incineration was the largest category,
accounting for 379 MW.
Incineration (with
energy recovery)
41.9%
Landfill
31.5%
Recycling
10.4%
Others
16.2%
Reported Capacity of Projects by Facility Type (w/e
31st Mar 2016)
To find out more information about the projects and investments
covered in this update, click here
Weekly Waste Projects Update – week ending 31st March 2016
Weekly Waste Projects Update: week ending 31st March 2016 Source: AcuComm Business Database
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New Projects Reported by Waste Types (w/e 31st Mar 2016)
Number Capacity (tonnes) MW
Animal 2 488,266 3
Clinical - - -
Construction/Demolition 1 821,250 -
e-Waste - - -
Food 2 63,500 2
Gas 1 - 34
Glass - - -
Hazardous - - -
Heat 1 138,179 -
Industrial 2 2,902,992 -
Metals - - -
MSW 10 2,948,445 163
Oil - - -
Organic (general/unspecified) 2 159,718 7
Other 1 254,057 8
Paper - - -
Plant biomass (non-waste) 1 340,000 20
Plant biomass (waste) - - -
Plastics - - -
Radioactive - - -
Rubber - - -
Sewage/wastewater - - -
Wood 6 1,100,774 208
Total 29 9,217,181 444
Municipal Solid Waste and industrial waste were
the leading feedstocks in the past week,
accounting for just over 2.9 million tonnes each.
MSW
32.0%
Industrial
31.5%
Wood
11.9%
Others
24.6%
Reported Capacity of Projects by Waste Type (w/e
31st Mar 2016)
To find out more information about the projects and investments
covered in this update, click here
Weekly Waste Projects Update – week ending 31st March 2016
Weekly Waste Projects Update: week ending 31st March 2016 Source: AcuComm Business Database
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New/Updated Projects, Country Coverage, (w/e 31st Mar 2016)
Projects
UK 6
USA 6
China 5
Spain 2
Finland 2
Austria 2
Others 6
Total 39
The leading countries in the past week were the UK and
USA with six each, followed by China with five.
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Reported Projects by Country (w/e 31st Mar 2016)
To find out more information about the projects and investments
covered in this update, click here
Weekly Waste Projects Update – week ending 31st March 2016
Weekly Waste Projects Update: week ending 31st March 2016 Source: AcuComm Business Database
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Average Project Values by Facility Type
US$ millions
Anaerobic Digestion 23
Biofuel 123
Biogas 27
Gasification 168
Incineration (with energy recovery) 106
Incineration (without energy recovery) 67
Integrated/mixed facilities 181
Landfill 22
MBT 67
Other 269
Recycling 26
Waste processing 68
All Projects 83
Average Project Values by Feedstock Type
US$ millions
Animal 18
Clinical 34
Construction/Demolition 9
e-Waste 26
Food 18
Gas 179
Glass 14
Hazardous 83
Heat 25
Industrial 109
Metals 42
MSW 94
Oil 50
Organic (general/unspecified) 83
Other 71
Paper 84
Plant biomass (non-waste) 105
Plant biomass (waste) 80
Plastics 21
Radioactive 664
Rubber 38
Sewage/wastewater 43
Wood 86
All Projects 83
The average waste project is worth US$83 million. There are naturally wide
variations in average project value, due to the size, duration and complexity
of different types of project. The figures on this page represent our latest
estimates, based on data from 2013 to the current week.
To find out more information about the projects and investments
covered in this update, click here
Weekly Waste Projects Update – week ending 31st March 2016
Weekly Waste Projects Update: week ending 31st March 2016 Source: AcuComm Business Database
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Top Five Projects, week ending 31st March 2016, by Estimated Value (US$ millions) Click the flag for more information on each project
1 China 294 Construction of a 3,000 tpd WtE facility.
2 UK 240 Development of an RDF-fuelled CHP plant.
3 USA 235 Retrofitting of a refinery to produce renewable fuels.
4 Spain 185 Development of a waste management centre.
5 USA 161 Construction of a methanol plant.
Top Five Projects, week ending 31st March 2016, by Reported Waste Capacity (tonnes)
1 China 1,095,000 Construction of a 3,000 tpd WtE facility.
2 India 821,250 Construction of three C&D waste recycling plants.
3 China 365,000 Phase I of the construction of a WtE facility.
4 China 292,000 Construction of a 90 million kWh per annum WtE facility.
5 UK 200,000 Development of an RDF-fuelled CHP plant.
Top Five Projects, week ending 31st March 2016, by Reported Power Generation (MW)
1 Finland 120 Construction of a 120 MWth biomass dust combustion plant.
2 Namibia 20 Feasibility of establishing encroacher bush fuelled biomass power plants.
3 UK 8 Construction of an 8 MW WtE plant.
4 Austria 8 Development of a biomass plant and district heating network.
5 China 8 Construction of WtE facility - Phase II