Energy Recovery
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In May 2010 our contractor submitted a planning
application to Worcestershire County Council proposing
a new Energy from Waste facility, called
EnviRecover, on a site in Hartlebury, near
Kidderminster.
On 1 March 2011, Worcestershire County Council’s (WCC) planning
committee met to debate and decide on the EnviRecover planning
application. The committee voted unanimously to be ‘minded to
approve’ the planning application for EnviRecover. As part of
the standard planning process the application is now subject to a
call in period by Secretary of State for Communities and Local
Government.
On Monday 18 April 2011, the Environment Agency issued an
Environmental Permit for EnviRecover. The permit is required in
order for our contractor to operate the facility.
On Tuesday 10 May 2011, Worcestershire County Council planners
were informed by the Department of Communities and Local Government
that the Secretary of State will be 'calling in' the
application.
The public inquiry relating to the 'calling in' of the
application will commence on 22 November 2011.
Further details about EnviRecover can be viewed on our
contractor, Mercia Waste Management's EnviRecover website.
Follow this link to view the
responses to Freedom of Information requests received about
the Energy from Waste proposals by Worcestershire County
Council.
This page was last reviewed 1 August 2011 at 8:56.
The page is next due for review 27 January 2013.