How energy from waste can meet the challenges of non-recyclables
In partnership with Cory Riverside Energy, ICE's Sir John Armitt chaired a recent roundtable exploring how to generate more energy from rubbish that's often difficult to recycle.
You can download the 2-page report below. It highlights the issues, themes and possible solutions from the continuing energy from waste debate.
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