No plans to up Ringaskiddy tonnage, says Indaver

INDAVER, the company licensed to operate a toxic waste incinerator in Ringaskiddy, has no plans to increase the tonnage it will burn there, despite seeking an expansion of operations at its planned Co Meath facility.

No plans to up Ringaskiddy tonnage, says Indaver

Indaver managing director John Ahern offered a guarantee yesterday that the company will not seek to burn more than 100,000 tonnes of industrial and hazardous waste per annum at Ringaskiddy.

Indaver is seeking to increase its municipal waste incinerator capacity at Meath from 150,000 to 200,000 tonnes per year.

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