waste on rail

Freightliner’s first waste train reaches Ferrybridge

Image: LinkedIn. © Freightliner

Styled with a modest lowercase, enfinium, a UK “energy from waste” operator, has received its first waste delivery by train at Ferrybridge. The site in West Yorkshire, in the North of England, is synonymous with energy generation, but it has changed over the years. The power stations here were originally coal-fired. Now, this inaugural train to the enfinium Ferrybridge 1 and Ferrybridge 2 facilities makes the incineration of waste for energy more socially and environmentally acceptable, by reducing road traffic and transport emissions.

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is RailFreight's UK correspondent.

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waste on rail

Freightliner’s first waste train reaches Ferrybridge

Image: LinkedIn. © Freightliner

Styled with a modest lowercase, enfinium, a UK “energy from waste” operator, has received its first waste delivery by train at Ferrybridge. The site in West Yorkshire, in the North of England, is synonymous with energy generation, but it has changed over the years. The power stations here were originally coal-fired. Now, this inaugural train to the enfinium Ferrybridge 1 and Ferrybridge 2 facilities makes the incineration of waste for energy more socially and environmentally acceptable, by reducing road traffic and transport emissions.

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