Industry News
Market for waste-to-energy technologies will reach 6.2 B dollars in 2012
Phoenix Energy in the News
In My Community Magazine reports on the finalising of Phoenix’s Energy’s Kwinana Plant.
Phoenix Energy is finalising plans for a $300 million to $400 million 80MW plant in the Kwinana Industrial Area. Article below:
BEN Reports on Phoenix Energy’s waste to energy plant at Kwinana and quotes Peter Dyson.
Phoenix Energy said that the financial analysis for its proposed waste to energy plant at Kwinana outside Perth will be completed by the end of October. See full article here
The Science Network Western Australia reports: “Australia’s first major thermal waste-to-energy plant to be housed in Kwinana”
LOCAL councils are being asked to consider sending household waste to what would be Australia’s first major thermal waste-to-energy (W2E) plant in Kwinana. See full article here:
Weekend Courier reports: “Waste energy plant raises hopes of creating 1000 jobs”
CONSTRUCTION of a $300-$400 million waste-to-energy plant in Kwinana could begin in just over a year and create up to 1000 jobs during the build, according to the energy company behind the unique project. See full article here:
Weekend Courier reports: “Waste Power Pitched”
Phoenix Energy wants to build a $400 million 80-megawatt incinerator in the Kwinana Industrial Area, aiming to process up to double the waste of the Rockingham plant. See full article here:
Australian Resource Focus reports: “Where there’s Muck?”
…There’s brass. Any of you with ancestors from Yorkshire will recognise that expression. And, says Peter Dyson of Phoenix Energy Australia, it really is true. For example, the garbage in the bin outside your home can provide 14 percent of your electricity needs. Municipal solid waste (MSW) is an energy resource so far ignored in Australia that could be a win-win solution to much of the nation’s energy and emission-reduction needs. It’s carbon tax time, don’t forget. See full article here