The Energy From Waste incinerator at Greatmoor
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The Energy From Waste incinerator at Greatmoor
Image: © Bob Walters Taken: 17 Sep 2018
Energy From Waste have built this incinerator at Greatmoor, near Calvert. It is intended to generate electricity from all sorts of waste products. It can be supplied from the waste landfill that is delivered by rail to Calvert, or by road vehicles. The closed Grendon Underwood Junction to Ashendon Junction railway line has been converted into a road from the A41 at Woodham to allow HGVs to reach the incinerator site.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.895616
Longitude
-0.977592