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Lime (Calcium Hydroxide) Slurry Investigation
Link2Energy Ltd are carrying out an investigation on behalf of a client in the North of England, seeking added-value uses for an industrial byproduct – hydrated lime. We are looking for companies or organisations (e.g. agricultural groups) who think they may be able to utilise this material in their…
Continue reading →Scotch egg company claims to have cracked problem of eggshell waste
Leicester-based egg processing plant Just Egg hard boils and peels 1.5m eggs a week for snacks such as egg mayonnaise and Scotch eggs, creating mountains of shells to dispose of. It’s a dilemma the company’s owner, Pankaj Pancholi, has been keen to crack since he launched the business 14…
Continue reading →RDF Country Detail Reports
Link2Energy are releasing a series of reports presenting unprecedented detail in terms of the supply chain from English notifiers to overseas consignees. For the country in question, each report provides: – Market Context information (giving some general context) – Notifier Growth Analysis (export figures for each notifier sending RDF to…
Continue reading →Wood Waste Export Report – Spring 2016
Link2Energy Ltd have released their latest update of the Wood Waste Export Report featuring the latest data. Latest wood waste export figures show a 4.4% year-on-year increase in export of wood waste from England to export destinations, with significant increases to Netherlands and Finland but tonnage declining to the market…
Continue reading →Link2Energy Presenting At ISWA Beacon Conference, Oslo
From 15 – 17 June 2016, leading international experts from the waste and resource management sector will be gathering in the city of Oslo, Norway, for the ISWA Beacon Conference on Waste Minimisation and Recycling. The focus of this 6th edition of the ISWA Beacon Conference on Waste Minimisation and…
Continue reading →Underlying Trends In The RDF Export Market
Recent analysis undertaken by RDF:Insight shows that, while the headline growth figures for RDF exports from England are certainly impressive, there are underlying supply chain trends that may start to weigh on the sector’s ability to expand. Nearly 3 million tonnes of RDF/SRF were exported in 2015, a 19%…
Continue reading →RDF Export Winners 2015
2015 saw a new record in terms of exports of RDF and SRF, with 2.8 million tonnes of fuel exported from England to the following destinations: – Netherlands 1,280,018 tonnes (+1%) – Germany 669,105 tonnes (+38%) – Sweden 393,288 tonnes (+3%)…
Continue reading →Biowaste Processing Capacity – End-Of-2015 Update
Since 2009, Link2Energy Ltd (“L2E”) has been tracking the rise of Anaerobic Digestion (“AD”) facilities which are licensed to handle Animal By-Products (“ABP”) and their capacity versus the related decline in the In-Vessel Composting (“IVC”) sector which seeks the same feedstock. A snapshot of the AD / IVC sector…
Continue reading →RDF Exports From Scotland
RDF:Insight presents the findings of analysis of data relating to the export of RDF from Scotland. The data is significantly less detailed than the equivalent for England, and the overall volumes are much lower. Nonetheless, it is possible to draw some conclusions about the RDF processing and export sector…
Continue reading →RDF Exports To 2020 And Beyond
Refuse-Derived Fuel (“RDF”) exports from England have risen dramatically from a standing start in 2010, driven by improvements in waste processing and an evident hunger for feedstock from Energy From Waste (“EfW”) facilities in the Netherlands, Germany etc. The lack of appetite within the UK for this material meant…
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