Statutory guidance

Energy efficiency for combustion and energy from waste power plants

• From: Environment Agency
• Part of: Business and the environment and Greenhouse gas emissions
• Published: 25 February 2013

Guidance on best available techniques for energy efficiency for new power stations and energy from waste plants.

Documents

CHP Ready Guidance for Combustion and Energy from Waste Power Plants

Ref: LIT 7978 PDF, 1.89MB, 111 pages

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CHP-Ready guidance for combustion and energy from waste power plants - Appendix A: CHP-R Assessment Form (Microsoft Word version)

Ref: LIT 7994 MS Word Document, 468KB

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Details

The guidance describes best available techniques for energy efficiency for combustion and energy from waste plants and provides a template for the assessment, as well as case study examples for a range of plant types and configurations.

It also provides technical information on designs for typical power and energy from waste plants, and considers the interplay with carbon capture-ready requirements for large power stations.

Document information

Published: 25 February 2013

From: Environment Agency

Part of: Business and the environment Greenhouse gas emissions