Indaver profits more than double as electricity prices surge

Profits of €21.1m for Belgian-owned waste-processing and power-generation firm
An artist's impression of the Ringaskiddy incinerator project. Indaver had secured permission in 2018, which was challenged by an environmental group. 

An artist's impression of the Ringaskiddy incinerator project. Indaver had secured permission in 2018, which was challenged by an environmental group. 

Profits at waste-processing and power-generation firm Indaver more than doubled to €21.1m last year on the back of a surge in electricity prices.

Belgian-owned Indaver Ireland operates an incinerator at Duleek in Co Meath that produces enough electricity to supply the equivalent of Drogheda and Navan towns. 

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