DONG Energy signs joint venture agreement in the Netherlands
A joint venture agreement forms the framework for further analysis of the possibility of a REnescience plant in the Netherlands.
The Dutch company Cure Afvalbeheer and DONG Energy have just signed a joint venture agreement. With the agreement, the parties have formed a joint venture company, Cure DONG Energy REnescience BV, and they will now jointly analyse the possibilities of constructing and operating a REnescience plant in Eindhoven in the Netherlands.
The joint venture agreement is a step closer to realising a REnescience plant, which will be able to convert household waste from region into green gas and ensure a high recycling rate. But before the parties reach a decision to invest, a final business case will be prepared and presented to the three Dutch municipalities Eindhoven, Geldrop-Mierlo and Valkenswaard, which own Cure.
Cure Afvalbeheer collects and handles the waste in the three Dutch municipalities Eindhoven, Geldrop-Mierlo and Valkenswaard.
In Northwich in the UK, DONG Energy is constructing the first commercial REnescience plant for converting residual waste into green energy and recyclable materials. The construction is progressing according to plan, and the plant is expected to be commissioned in the second quarter of 2017.
The Northwich plant can process 120,000 tons of waste a year, equivalent to the waste generated by approximately 110,000 British households.
The joint venture agreement is a step closer to realising a REnescience plant, which will be able to convert household waste from region into green gas and ensure a high recycling rate. But before the parties reach a decision to invest, a final business case will be prepared and presented to the three Dutch municipalities Eindhoven, Geldrop-Mierlo and Valkenswaard, which own Cure.
Cure Afvalbeheer collects and handles the waste in the three Dutch municipalities Eindhoven, Geldrop-Mierlo and Valkenswaard.
First REnescience plant in the UK is taking shape
In Northwich in the UK, DONG Energy is constructing the first commercial REnescience plant for converting residual waste into green energy and recyclable materials. The construction is progressing according to plan, and the plant is expected to be commissioned in the second quarter of 2017.
The Northwich plant can process 120,000 tons of waste a year, equivalent to the waste generated by approximately 110,000 British households.
