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Here are the most recent records for users in South Yorkshire - click on the bold text for full details:
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Biomass Power Station on Cooling Towers Site
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The site of the famous former cooling towers close to the M1 flyover is set to once more start generating power. Formerly used to generate power from coal, the biomass power station will use waste wood to provide energy to homes and businesses.
E.ON has unveiled further details of its biomass-fired renewable energy plant, which will begin construction at the end of November, at Blackburn Meadows near Sheffield.
The £120m renewable energy plant will be set near the site of the old Tinsley Towers, adjacent to Meadowhall, and when operational will generate up to 30MW, enough to power 40,000 homes, by converting recycled waste wood into electricity.
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| [ Notice submitted by EMMA HILL on 02/12/2011 | Please visit sheffieldismyplanet.co.uk/news/2011/11/biomass-power-station-on-cooling-towers-site ] |
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 | ECO-FAIR 2013 INITIAL SPEAKER PROGRAM LAUNCHED
Article submitted by EMMA HILL, BRADFORD ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION TRUST, on 22/01/2013 |
| ECO-FAIR 2013 INITIAL SPEAKER PROGRAM LAUNCHED
Eco-Fair is the largest environmental event in the North of England. We focus on real business issues and best practice case studies.
More than 800 people attended on 1st May 2012. Everybody said would come again! We anticipate 1,000+ people coming in May 2013.
Register for your free place! You can also see who else is registered and suggest speakers you’d like to hear. If you want to promote your green business, check out information on affordable exhibition and sponsorship opportunities.
We’re going Social in 2013. Like our page on facebook or follow us on twitter @ecofairy to hear news first and take part in our fun competitions.
[ Article submitted by EMMA HILL, BRADFORD ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION TRUST, on 22/01/2013 ]
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| FREE BUSINESS SUPPORT WORKSHOPS FOR SME RECYCLING BUSINESSES
Article submitted by EMMA HILL, BRADFORD ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION TRUST, on 22/01/2013 |
| FREE BUSINESS SUPPORT WORKSHOPS FOR SME RECYCLING BUSINESSES
Advice and support to help recycling businesses grow in a challenging economic climate is available at WRAPs forthcoming free business support workshops.
The workshops include local site tours and the opportunity for one-to-one meetings. You will also be able to meet other companies, to network and to learn best practice.
The workshops are suitable for entrepreneurs and SME recycling companies based in England and focussed on one or more of the following materials: food waste, glass, mixed plastics, textiles, WEEE or wood.
Workshops will take place during February and March and cover the following subjects:
Sales and Marketing, Business Strategy in a Volatile Market and Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) re-use – an introduction to PAS 141
[ Article submitted by EMMA HILL, BRADFORD ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION TRUST, on 22/01/2013 ]
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| NEW YEAR ... NEW CLEAR OUT?
Article submitted by KIM COLEY, PETERBOROUGH ENVIRONMENT CITY TRUST, on 11/01/2013 |
| NEW YEAR ... NEW CLEAR OUT?
'THANK YOU' in advance if you are on here looking to promote something you want to rehome or on the lookout for something wanted.
Please call us here at the PECT office 01733 866436 should you need any assistance. We also keep files here when people call in that arent online, so feel free to ring us too.
You can also sign up to the Invesotrs in the Environment newsletter for FREE which goes out to over 750 people every month with regular free events and regular free materials. And let us know what your personal or business pledge is too.
Kind eco regards, Kim
Kim at Investors in the Environment, helping organisations be green!
[ Article submitted by KIM COLEY, PETERBOROUGH ENVIRONMENT CITY TRUST, on 11/01/2013 ]
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