Posted on: 19th Nov 2018
Andusia Recovered Fuels is pleased to announce it has recently signed a new contract with RDF producer, Mick George.
Mick George Ltd is one of the UKs leading suppliers of cost-effective waste management solutions to the commercial, trade and residential markets, with landfill sites, waste transfer stations and quarries across the country.
Posted on: 14th Nov 2018
Steve Burton, Director, and founding member of Andusia Recovered Fuels has been nominated as one of the 2018 ‘Faces of a Vibrant Economy’ by accounting network, Grant Thornton.
For the past 2 years, Grant Thornton have celebrated 100 Faces of a Vibrant Economy to showcase progressive leaders across private and public sectors to provide inspiration to young people as to how they might aspire to contribute as they move into the working world. Those nominated are excelling in either growth, innovation or purpose.
Posted on: 12th Nov 2018
Andusia is pleased to announce that last month they exported their first consignment of SRF to a Mediterranean plant. This is Andusia’s first SRF contract and the process has proven to be a success.
Solid Recovered Fuel, or SRF, is a higher quality alternative to RDF. The fuel consists of smaller fractions with a higher energy content. The higher calorific value means it is suitable for use in cement kiln facilities. SRF waste is largely used across Europe to power cement kilns. Without the use of such a recovered fuel, the cement industry would no longer be a competitive or viable business. SRF directly replaces fossil fuels such as Petcoke and coal, and offers an excellent environmentally friendly alternative.
Posted on: 1st Nov 2018
Andusia Recovered Fuels are delighted to announce that Director, Mark Terrell, will be speaking at SMI’s Energy from Waste Conference, taking place on 4th-5th December 2018 at Holiday Inn Kensington Forum, London.
Mark will be discussing expected changes to the RDF market post Brexit, the capacity gap within the UK and the required expansion.
Posted on: 8th Aug 2018
Each year the UK sends approximately 12million tonnes of waste to landfill. For each tonne you contribute to landfill you pay £88 in landfill tax, plus a gate fee and transportation costs, however, there is an alternative that not only offers environmental advantages but also financial savings for you!
Your waste could be collected and sent for recovery across the UK and Europe where it will be used in EfW plants to produce heating and energy. (more…)
Posted on: 6th Jun 2018
Last month the Andusia team visited the annual World Waste to Energy Summit in London. Now in its 6thyear of business Andusia have historically always worked in the European market, however, there is now an important focus on the growing Energy from Waste market throughout the UK, something Andusia supports and is working hard to help develop.
The outcome of the conference seemed to be that the general opinion across the industry is that a UK energy policy that is connected to a waste policy needs to be embraced. The construction of new Energy from Waste (EfW) plants in the UK is still sporadic at best, and as an important step in the waste hierarchy, the development of new facilities needs to be accelerated. (more…)
