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CONSTRUCTION IN THE WASTE INDUSTRY UK 2008-2013

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Introduction/Overview Summary Of Contents List of Contents & Tables  
       

CONTENTS and LIST OF TABLES & CHARTS 

1. INTRODUCTION 7
GLOSSARY OF TERMS9
2. SUMMARY 11
3. ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT 14
3.1GDP 14
3.2INFLATION & INTEREST RATES 15
3.3UNEMPLOYMENT 16
3.4HOUSEHOLD CONSUMPTION 16
3.5HOUSING & CONSTRUCTION 17
3.6STERLING 18
3.7POPULATION PROFILE 19
3.8CONCLUSIONS 21
4. CONSTRUCTION IN THE WASTE INDUSTRY 22
4.1DEFINITION 22
4.2OVERVIEW OF WASTE MANAGEMENT MARKET 23
4.3WASTE MANAGEMENT CONSTRUCTION - MARKET SIZE AND TRENDS 24
4.4KEY MARKET FACTORS 27
4.4.1General Economy 27
4.4.2EU Directives & UK Legislation 27
4.4.3Government Fiscal Incentives 29
4.4.4DEFRA Waste Management Initiatives 31
4.4.5WRAP – Organic Capital Grants 36
4.4.6Recyclables Price Trends 36
4.4.7Energy Input Costs 37
5. APPLICATIONS AND PROCESSES IN THE WASTE INDUSTRY 38
5.1OVERVIEW 38
5.2WASTE TRANSFER FACILITIES 41
5.2.1Introduction & Definition 41
5.2.2Development Issues 42
5.2.3Existing Capacity 44
5.2.4New Capacity 45
5.3MATERIALS RECOVERY / RECYCLING FACILITIES 46
5.3.1Introduction & Definition 46
5.3.2Development Issues 47
5.3.3Existing Capacity 52
5.3.4New Capacity 56
5.4MECHANICAL BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT (MBT) 58
5.4.1Introduction & Definition 58
5.4.2Development Issues 59
5.4.3Existing Capacity 62
5.4.4New Capacity 62
5.5ADVANCED BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT (ABT) 64
5.5.1Introduction & Definition 64
5.5.2Development Issues 65
5.5.3Existing Capacity 71
5.5.4New Capacity 74
5.6MECHANICAL HEAT TREATMENT 77
5.6.1Introduction & Definition 77
5.6.2Development Issues 78
5.6.3Existing Capacity 80
5.6.4New Capacity 80
5.7ADVANCED THERMAL TREATMENT 82
5.7.1Introduction & Definition 82
5.7.2Development Issues 82
5.7.3Existing Capacity 83
5.7.4New Capacity 84
5.8INCINERATION WITH EFW 85
5.8.1Introduction & Definition 85
5.8.2Development issues 86
5.8.3Existing Capacity 90
5.8.4New Capacity 93
6 CONTRACTORS REVIEW 96
6.1SUMMARY OF TRENDS 96
6.2LEADING CONTRACTORS 97
6.3SPECIALIST CONTRACTORS 107
6.3.1Introduction 107
6.3.2Advanced Biological Treatment 107
6.3.3Mechanical Heat Treatment 111
6.3.4Incineration with EfW 112
6.3.5Advanced Thermal Treatment 113
6.4CONSTRUCTORS 113
                                             TABLES AND CHARTS
CHART 1INTEREST RATES AND INFLATION (CPI) FROM 1992-2012 15
CHART 2PDI & SAVINGS RATIO AT CURRENT PRICES 1992-2012 17
TABLE 3EXCHANGE RATE FLUCTUATIONS 2002-2008 - STERLING TO THE DOLLAR, AND THE EURO, SPOT RATES 19
CHART 4AGE DISTRIBUTION OF THE RESIDENT UK POPULATION 2001 CENSUS (‘000) 20
TABLE 5UK ESTIMATED WASTE ARISINGS (MILLION TONNES) BY SECTOR BY COUNTRY 23
CHART 6UK PERMITTED WASTE MANAGEMENT THROUGHPUT BY METHOD 2006 24
TABLE 7UK CONSTRUCTION IN THE WASTE SECTOR - NEWBUILD OUTPUT BY VALUE 2008 - 2013 25
TABLE 8KEY EU DIRECTIVES REF WASTE MANAGEMENT 28
TABLE 9KEY WASTE LEGISLATION FOR ENGLAND & WALES, SCOTLAND & NORTHERN IRELAND 29
TABLE 10WASTE INFRASTRUCTURE CAPITAL GRANTS 30
TABLE 11DEFRA NEW TECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATOR PROGRAMME SCHEMES 32
TABLE 12PFI/PPP WASTE MANAGEMENT CONTRACTS SIGNED AS AT DECEMBER 2008 34
TABLE 13APPROVED WASTE PFI/PPP PROJECTS IN PROCUREMENT AT DECEMBER 2008 35
TABLE 14AVERAGE PRICE RANGES PAID FOR RECYCLABLE MATERIALS FROM MSW AND COMMERCIAL WASTE STREAMS (£/TONNE) SEPT - NOV 2008 37
TABLE 15ENGLAND & WALES – NO. WASTE TREATMENT FACILITIES BY TYPE BY REGION 2006 39
TABLE 16RRP/IWMF PROJECTS– IN DEVELOPMENT & PROPOSED 40
TABLE 17ENGLAND & WALES -WASTE TRANSFER INPUTS (‘000 TONNES) 2001 -2007 42
TABLE 18ENGLAND & WALES, SCOTLAND – WASTE TRANSFER - NO. SITES & CAPACITY BY REGION 2006 44
TABLE 19WASTE TRANSFER FACILITIES - LEADING OPERATORS 2008 45
TABLE 20ENGLAND & WALES – MATERIAL RECOVERY INPUTS (‘000 TONNES) 2001 -2007 48
TABLE 21ENGLAND - HOUSEHOLD DRY RECYCLING COLLECTIONS (‘000 TONNES) 2000/01 –2006/07 48
TABLE 22ENGLAND HOUSEHOLD DRY RECYCLING COLLECTION METHODS (‘000 TONNES) 2006/07 49
TABLE 23SELECTED RECENTLY BUILT MRFS - SUMMARIES O 50
TABLE 24ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF MRFS. 52
TABLE 25UK NEW MRF CAPACITY (‘000 TONNES) 2006-2008 53
TABLE 26UK EXISTING MATERIAL RECYCLING FACILITIES AS AT NOVEMBER 2008 54
TABLE 27UK MATERIAL RECYCLING FACILITIES – OPERATORS 2008 55
TABLE 28UK MATERIAL RECYCLING FACILITIES IN THE PIPELINE 2008 - 2012 57
TABLE 29MBT FACILITITES - TYPICAL SIZE & COSTS 60
TABLE 30ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF MBT FACILITIES. 61
TABLE 31UK EXISTING MBT CAPACITY 2008 62
TABLE 32UK MBT FACILITIES IN THE PIPELINE 2008 -2012 63
CHART 33UK FOOD WASTE ARISINGS BY SECTOR 66
TABLE 34IVC PLANTS TYPICAL CAPACITIES AND CAPITAL COSTS 68
TABLE 34AD PLANTS TYPICAL CAPACITIES AND CAPITAL COSTS 69
TABLE 35ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF IVC TECHNOLOGY. 70
TABLE 36ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF AD SYSTEMS. 71
TABLE 37UK NEW COMMERCIAL IVC CAPACITY (‘000 TONNES) 2005 - 2008 72
TABLE 38UK BMW AD CAPACITY (‘000 TONNES) 2006 -2008 74
TABLE 39UK IVC FACILITIES IN THE PIPELINE 2009 – 2011 75
TABLE 40UK BMW AD FACILITIES IN THE PIPELINE 2008 - 2010 77
TABLE 41MHT / AUTOCLAVE FACILITIES - SUMMARY CONSTRUCTION DATA 78
TABLE 42ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF AUTOCLAVES. 79
TABLE 43UK MSW & C & I WASTE AUTOCLAVE FACILITIES IN THE PIPELINE 2008 -2012 81
TABLE 44ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF ADVANCED THERMAL TREATMENT. 83
TABLE 45UK NEW ATT CAPACITY (‘000 TONNES) 2006 -2008 84
TABLE 46UK ATT FACILITIES IN THE PIPELINE 2008 -2012 85
TABLE 47ENGLAND & WALES – OPERATIONAL INCINERATION CAPACITY -‘000 TONNES (NUMBER OF SITES) 2007 87
TABLE 48EFW INCINERATORS – SUMMARY OF RECENT DEVELOPMENTS 88
TABLE 49ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF EFW / MASS BURN INCINERATORS 89
TABLE 50UK EXISTING MSW INCINERATORS & OPERATORS AT AUGUST 2008 90
TABLE 51UK MAJOR EXISTING INCINERATORS PERMITTED TO BURN HAZARDOUS WASTE OPERATORS AT AUGUST 2008 91
TABLE 52UK BIOMASS WITH CHP / EFW PLANTS 92
TABLE 53ENGLAND & WALES SEWAGE INCINERATORS CAPACITY 92
TABLE 54UK EFW INCINERATION PLANTS - IN DEVELOPMENT & PROPOSED 2008 - 2012 94
TABLE 55UK WASTE MANAGEMENT SERVICES MARKET – ESTIMATED SHARES 98

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