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Artist's rendering of future N+P solid recovered fuel processing plant in Isbergues, France
The future plant in Isbergues, France, shown in a rendering above, has a design capacity of around 150,000 tonnes of waste per year.

Dutch waste-derived fuels specialist N+P Group is progressing with plans to establish an alternative fuel production plant in Northern France. On Monday, the company signed a purchase agreement for a 2.5-hectare plot in the Isbergues industrial park in the Pas-de-Calais region which it is acquiring from the stainless steel producer Aperam.

The environmental and construction permits for the solid recovered fuel (SRF) production plant have been in place since late 2022....

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