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Visualisation of the Westfield Energy Centre in Fife, Scotland
The South Clyde plant will be the second HZI waste to energy project in Scotland to move into construction within a year, following the Westfield Energy Centre in Fife (depicted).

Hitachi Zosen Inova has been awarded a contract to build a new energy recovery facility west of Glasgow, Scotland. The project, the South Clyde Energy Centre, is being developed by the state-owned Finnish energy company Fortum in cooperation with Macquarie Asset Management’s Green Investment Group (GIG). The plant will have a design capacity of 350,000 tonnes of residual municipal and commercial waste per year. ...

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