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|Name = Existing MSWI plants and current plans in southern Finland {{Disclink|Existing MSWI plants and current plans in southern Finland}} | |Name = Existing MSWI plants and current plans in southern Finland {{Disclink|Existing MSWI plants and current plans in southern Finland}} | ||
|Focus = Existing MSWI plants and current plans in southern Finland {{Disclink|Existing MSWI plants and current plans in southern Finland}} | |Focus = Existing MSWI plants and current plans in southern Finland {{Disclink|Existing MSWI plants and current plans in southern Finland}} | ||
|Scope = Existing and planned MSWI plants that could be optional for Hämeenkyrö MSWI (maximum distance of 250 km) Option 0 in the environmental impact assessment for Hämeenkyrö MSWI was not to build the plant but transport the waste to be burned elsewhere or landfilled. | |Scope = Existing and planned MSWI plants that could be optional for Hämeenkyrö MSWI (maximum distance of 250 km) | ||
|Description = Option 0 in the environmental impact assessment for Hämeenkyrö MSWI was not to build the plant but transport the waste to be burned elsewhere or landfilled. | |||
Existing MSWI plant (capacity 50 000 t/a) is in Turku (since 1975), and more burning capacity is planned there for 150 000 t/a. MSWI plants in the future In Riihimäki the construction of 150 000 t/a plant has already begun and further away in Kotka there is environmental permit for an 80 000-100 000 t/a plant. Environmental permits were complaint about in Lahti, Kerava and Pori and interrupted project for a while. In Jyväskylä and Seinäjoki environmental impact assessments has been done. Also Helsinki Metropolitan Area Council (YTV) has decided to start planning a new MSWI plant, decisions about position, capacity and technique will be made in the near future. | Existing MSWI plant (capacity 50 000 t/a) is in Turku (since 1975), and more burning capacity is planned there for 150 000 t/a. MSWI plants in the future In Riihimäki the construction of 150 000 t/a plant has already begun and further away in Kotka there is environmental permit for an 80 000-100 000 t/a plant. Environmental permits were complaint about in Lahti, Kerava and Pori and interrupted project for a while. In Jyväskylä and Seinäjoki environmental impact assessments has been done. Also Helsinki Metropolitan Area Council (YTV) has decided to start planning a new MSWI plant, decisions about position, capacity and technique will be made in the near future. | ||
Also co-incineration has been used for waste, even though the tightened legislation has reducing this technique. For example in Pietarsaari tests for burning RDF in existing plant (refuse derived fuel) with other fuels has been recently done (capacity earlier 80 000 t/a). | Also co-incineration has been used for waste, even though the tightened legislation has reducing this technique. For example in Pietarsaari tests for burning RDF in existing plant (refuse derived fuel) with other fuels has been recently done (capacity earlier 80 000 t/a). | ||
|Inputs = Waste management options {{Disclink|Existing MSWI plants and current plans in southern Finland}} | |Inputs = Waste management options {{Disclink|Existing MSWI plants and current plans in southern Finland}} | ||
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Revision as of 07:39, 28 September 2006
See the main page of this assessment: Risk assessment on Hämeenkyrö municipal solid waste incinerator
- Secondary effects on waste separation, recycling etc.)
Municipal solid waste production in Häme
Pasi K
Municipal solid waste production in Häme D↷
Existing MSWI plants and current plans in southern Finland
Marjaleena
Existing MSWI plants and current plans in southern Finland D↷
Background of waste production and its relations to EU directive
Eva
EU legislation on waste incineration and landfilling.