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Waste Management Services Update FY16/17 by Dr. Craig Ashton

Learn about the latest waste management developments in diverting, treating, and managing waste routes in Cycliffe, Sweden, operated by EdF Cycliffe. Discover current capacities, ongoing trials, future demand risks, and strategic changes to optimize waste diversion for sustainable operations.

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Waste Management Services Update FY16/17 by Dr. Craig Ashton

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  1. Waste Management Services Update Presented By: Dr Craig Ashton CEnv FIEMA, Head of WMS

  2. Diversion thus far in FY16/17 against routes Cycliffe, Sweden (operated by EdF Cycliffe) Cycliffe, Sweden (operated by EdF Cycliffe) >10te Tradebe Inutec and Doosan Babcock) Tradebe Inutec) >3000m3 >2300m3 0m3 Cycliffe >250te >2700m3 Suez) >400m3 >1400m3 >400m3 Undergoing trials >10te >400m3 >1400m3

  3. Future Capacity vs Demand (& Risks) Available Capacity is off the chart GRR Infil at LLWR Liability Change Declining Demand Other European Decommissioning Programmes & Brexit

  4. Meeting the next challenge • Internal Change • Setting up to further streamline routine diversion to free-up key resources to focus on problematic/opportunity wastes • Started this last year, which gave rise to supporting projects such as FED, WAGR, AGR Dismantler Graphite • External Change • Discussions started regarding blending waste and/or optimal use of the LLWR to enable treatment within existing permits/safety cases. • New Metals Framework and supply chain capability therefore established to manage borderline ILW.

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