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Information for Combined heat and power CHP development at Ffaldau Waste Re-Cycling Centre, Landridnod Wells

Status: Potential
Planning Region: Wales
Planning Sub-Region: Powys
Operator: Argrivio / Powys Environmental Ltd
Capacity: 23,150
Campaign Group(s): Penybont & Llandegley Community Council
Notes: Small Waste Incineration Plant granted planning permission granted in March 2025 with pre-operational conditions requiring of approval of ammonia scrubbing and SCR equipment to reduce impacts on the nearby ancient woodland (23/1484/FUL). This is a resubmission of planning application 22/1631/FUL which was withdrawn in April 2023. It is unclear whether or not a Schedule 13 permit application has been submitted to Powys Council for approval [Source]. The planning application references "Commercial and Industrial" waste, RDF, and biomass as potential feedstocks. (Entry updated 2025-11-13)

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Please be aware: There is always room for improvement, so please send updates to coordinator@ukwin.org.uk. Existing Incinerator means a facility that is operational or under construction/commissioning. A Potential Incinerator is a facility where there is a proposal for an incinerator (e.g. planning application or planning consent) or other reason to believe an incinerator might be built/proposed in the future. A Prevented Incinerator is something which used to be a proposal or expected incinerator which we do not believe is currently being progressed (e.g. because the project was cancelled, planning permission refused, or years have gone by since the permission was granted without any progress) - in some cases a facility marked as prevented is being progressed without us being aware or is subsequently revived. Capacity is usually the permitted or maximum advertised capacity of the facility.