China Energy Engineering Group East China Institute signs EPC contract for 30MW waste-to-energy project in Doncaster, UK

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On March 25, China Energy Engineering Group’s East China Institute of Electric Power Engineering and the British company BHEG officially signed the EPC contract for the 30MW waste-to-energy project in Doncaster, UK (hereinafter referred to as the “Doncaster Project”) in London. This agreement marks an important breakthrough for East China Institute in the UK’s energy and environmental protection market, laying a solid foundation for the company to deepen its presence in the high-end energy markets of Western Europe and expand its operations in waste-to-energy generation. The Doncaster project is located in Doncaster, South Yorkshire, UK. It involves the construction of an energy recovery plant capable of processing around 900 tons of municipal waste per day, with an annual processing capacity of about 300,000 tons and a net installed capacity of approximately 30 megawatts. The project utilizes mature and advanced waste incineration power generation technology. Upon completion, the project will effectively enhance the local capacity for solid waste treatment, reduce reliance on landfilling, contribute to the region’s green and low-carbon transformation, and provide a stable supply of clean energy for the UK’s power system.