Suez incinerator debate continues

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Alice Humphry has been following the waste debate

The fate of a multi-million pound solution to Guernsey's waste problem hangs in the balance.

Last summer deputies voted to commission a £93m plant from Suez.

But since then an energetic campaign against the plant has sprung up.

Now the whole scheme has come back to the States for discussion once again.




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Suez? Wrong phoney technology Report Abuse
Posted By: Rob Whittle on 27-Feb-2010
Suez? Good riddance to bad rubbish! Incinerators aren't sustainable! Why didn't they propose an Anaerobic Digestion/energy element for food waste? Why didn't they propose a residual screening element for non food waste. Why aren't they serious about developing futuristic vantage or plasma gasification/CHP/fuel gases element long term? They come with the "wrong technology", talk it up as EfW/CHP. Its rubbish. Come back with better technology and practices if you are serious!!

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