NEWS 2017-10-30T13:56:11+00:00

NEWS

Welcome – this part of our website is to record the latest media activity that is relevant to both our project and to the wider WtE and renewable industries in Australia.  The news media is catalogued by date, the latest being at the top of each of the sections.

CRS PROJECT MEDIA

CRS to undergo health assessment

JANUARY 31 2018 Capital Recycling Solution's recycling plant plan to undergo health assessment Katie Burgess  The company behind a proposal to build a recycling plant in Canberra's east will have to prove it won't be dangerous to public health despite dropping the most controversial part of their plans. After [...]

February 2nd, 2018|Project Media|

Greens put torch to Fyshwick Waste burner proposal

Greens put torch to Fyshwick waste burner proposal By Ian Bushnell - 10 November 2017 An artist’s impression of the proposed Fyshwick facility. CRS has now halved its expected capacity. The company proposing the Fyshwick waste-to-energy burner faces an uphill battle to win approval, despite halving its ambitions after the ACT [...]

November 10th, 2017|Project Media|

Waste to Power Plant proponents deny using renewable energy target to spruike project

NOVEMBER 8 2017 - 6:41AM Waste-to-power plant proponents deny using renewable energy target to spruike project Katie Burgess Greens leader Shane Rattenbury has lashed out at the proponents of a proposed waste-to-power plant in Canberra's east for claiming their project would help the ACT meet its renewable energy target. During an [...]

November 8th, 2017|Project Media|

CRS – Recycling Centre and Freight Rail Moving Ahead

Draft 26 10 2017 26 October 2017 RECYCLING CENTRE AND FREIGHT RAIL MOVING AHEAD Capital Recycling Solutions (CRS) proposal for an advanced centre for recycling, resource recovery and renewable energy in Fyshwick is moving ahead with ongoing studies and community consultation. “The ACT Government issued stringent requirements for a [...]

October 30th, 2017|Project Media|

ACT Greens Slam Canberra’s proposed Waste to Energy plants

OCTOBER 29 2017 ACT Greens slam Canberra's proposed waste-to-energy plants Andrew Brown The ACT Greens have slammed proposed waste-to-energy facilities in Canberra, saying such processes present both health and environmental concerns. The concerns over the planned sites, such as the future Capital Recycling Solutions facility proposed for Fyshwick, have been [...]

October 30th, 2017|Project Media|
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WASTE TO ENERGY MEDIA

China bans foreign garbage: Australia set for a rubbish problem

China’s ban on foreign waste set to impact Australia AUSTRALIA could face a “devastating” rubbish problem this year following China’s ban on “foreign garbage”. Charis Chang@CharisChang2 JANUARY 5, 201812:20PM  THEY are calling it the “Green Sword” and China’s ban on foreign waste looks set to have “devastating” impacts on [...]

February 2nd, 2018|Waste to Energy Media|

City to forge ahead on waste to energy

JANUARY 12 2018 - 3:00PM Ballarat City Council to forge ahead on waste to energy if snubbed in upcoming budgets Brendan Wrigley Ballarat City Council’s planned waste to energy facility will take shape by the end of 2018, regardless of state or federal funding.  Ballarat City chief executive Justine [...]

February 2nd, 2018|Waste to Energy Media|

Mt Piper WtE is “the least we can do”

DECEMBER 19 2017 - 9:00AM Mt Piper waste to energy plan is “the least we can do”, says academic Phoebe Moloney  ENERGY FLOW: Mt Piper Power Station. Picture: NICK MOIR. Research fellow at Charles Sturt University, Barney Foran, who specialises in low carbon energy said that investing in the use of landfill as [...]

December 20th, 2017|Waste to Energy Media|

Waste to Energy Recovery Plant for Blue Mountains?

Waste to energy recovery plant touted for Blue Mountains By Eddy Meyer • Reporter 7:35pm Dec 11, 2017  Sydney’s rubbish could be powering tens of thousands of homes within just three years if a plan by Energy Australia goes ahead. In an Australian first, the company plans to build [...]

December 12th, 2017|Waste to Energy Media|
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RENEWABLE ENERGY MEDIA

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