Engie inks three-year deal to secure power from Enfinium energy from waste plant

Michael Holder
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Credit: Enfinium

Skelton Grange energy from waste plant expected to begin operations in summer 2025, providing both low carbon electricity and heat

Engie has inked a three-year deal to purchase power from Enfinium's Skelton Grange energy from waste facility in Leeds, which is expected to start turning hundreds of thousands of tonnes of residual waste...

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