Work set to start on Meath incinerator

Work will begin next month on a controversial new waste-to-energy incinerator designed to generate power for 20,000 homes.

Work set to start on Meath incinerator

Work will begin next month on a controversial new waste-to-energy incinerator designed to generate power for 20,000 homes.

The €130m burner in Carranstown, Co Meath, will start taking rubbish in early 2011, feeding power directly into electricity grid.

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