Indaver profits drop as firm advances Ringaskiddy plans

They said the increased revenue was primarily driven by the volume of waste treatment and power generation compared to the prior year

An artists' impression of the proposed Indaver Ringaskiddy incinerator project.

Pre-tax profits at waste processing and power generation firm, Indaver Ireland, last year reduced by 12% to €23.28m.

The Belgian-owned Indaver Ireland operates an incinerator at Duleek, Co Meath, that produces enough electricity each year to power the equivalent of Drogheda and Navan combined.