Information for Land Off the B4489 and Bryntwood, Felindre
Status: PreventedPlanning Region: Wales
Planning Sub-Region: Swansea
Operator: Procurement by Central Wales Waste Partnership and South West Wales Waste Consortium
Capacity: 235,000
Campaign Group(s): Swansea Friends of the Earth
Notes: Reference site for residual waste treatment project announced late January 2013 [Source]. This site was proposed for mass burn incineration as one of several options, but bidders are free to come with their own proposal. Outline Business Case yet to be submitted by the new partnership. Uncertainties have arisen regarding the future of this proposal due to the Welsh Government's announcement in March 2021 that there would be an immediate moratorum on new incinerators of 10MW and more and that: "The moratorium will also mean small-scale plants, of less than 10MW, will only be allowed if applicants can show there is a need for such facilities in the regions in which they are planned. Small plants would also need to supply heat, and - where possible - be carbon-capture and storage enabled, or ready" [Source]. (Entry updated 2021-03-25)
Environment Agency Compliance Assessment Reports
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