Learning curve

INDAVER Ireland has no experience of operating an incinerator and Indaver Belgium has no experience of operating a fluidised-bed incinerator.

Learning curve
Fri, 13 Jan, 2006 - 00:00

In view of this, the EPA should now dictate at least one condition: a big ‘L’ sign to be put on the chimneys for everyone to see that learner operators are at work.

Dorothee Krien

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