Amid challenging market conditions, more than 4.0 million tonnes of waste wood were recovered in the UK last year. This represented a 7 per cent decline compared with 2024, according to the UK's Wood Recyclers' Association (WRA). Around 89 per cent of all waste wood generated (2024: 96 per cent) was recovered, predominantly at biomass power facilities. According to the WRA, the decline resulted from a series of unplanned outages at end-use facilities, which created an oversupply and put pressure on storage capacity....
Waste wood recovery declines in the UK in spite of steady arisings
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