Information for La Collette 2 Reclamation Area, La Collette, St. Helier
Status: ExistingPlanning Region: Bailiwick of Jersey
Planning Sub-Region: Jersey
Operator: Jersey Transport And Technical Services
Capacity: 126,000
Campaign Group(s): Save our Shores (SOS)
Notes: The La Collette incinerator replaces the old Bellozanne incinerator. Accepted household waste for the first time on the 27th of December 2010 [Source]. In April 2016 it was announced that Guernsey’s waste would be sent to Sweden rather than to Jersey as Jersey was too expensive [Source]. In January 2022 it was reported that a fault with the incinerator was costing the Government £325,000 due to a faulty generator [Source, Source]. In August 2025 it was reported that "there is no reference to the Energy Recovery Facility at La Collette in the recently published ‘Investing in Jersey’ strategy – a 25-year government framework for investing in the island’s infrastructure", which some speculated as meaning that no decision had yet been made to replace the incinerator which due to reach its end of life by 2036. (Entry updated 2025-09-24)
Environment Agency Compliance Assessment Reports
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