SSE forms joint venture to develop £300m waste-to-energy plant

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Utility teams up with Wheelabrator Technologies to develop 68MW plant at Ferrybridge, Yorkshire

SSE has created a joint venture to deliver a £300m energy-from-waste plant at its Ferrybridge power station in West Yorkshire. The 50:50 partnership with Wheelabrator Technologies, known as Multifuel...

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