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Consent for Beddington AD plant

Consent for Beddington AD plant

Sutton council has given consent to the construction of an anaerobic digestion facility at the Beddington Integrated Waste and Recycling Centre near Croydon in south London.

Viridor Waste Management, which manages the Beddington Integrated Waste and Recycling Centre, received permission to perform alterations to the site, in a bid to increase the amount of waste handled by the facility.

The existing MBT facility will supplement the planned AD plant
The existing MBT facility will supplement the planned AD plant
The site currently deals with 350,000 tonnes of waste, with the introduction of the AD facility being designed to help local authorities comply with government landfill diversion targets and maximise existing recycling and recovery services.

The contract for the 75,000 tonnes-a-year facility will go out to a competitive procurement and will help extend the site's operational life from 2015 to 2023. The facility is designed to deal with kitchen waste from client authorities and organic fraction recovered from an existing

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