Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Energy Developments tumbled 35c to a four-year low of $2.50, after the renewable energy group signalled another delay in one of its ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Why buy when the company's raison d'etre turns out to be a joke? Well, it takes all kinds. Greenpeace is no doubt chuffed at Energy ...

SWERF, which was meant to produce power from municipal rubbish, was the group's high-growth story. But SWERF has never lived up to expectations, forcing the market to value the company on its more ...

The SWERF is not expected to be built before 2004 as the company is only now beginning the application process for its Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control (IPPC) licence. Peter Cumberlidge, ...

Derby Friends of the Earth and Swerve the SWERF suggested in their statement that instead of pursuing the SWERF technology Derby council should opt for in-vessel composting and recycling. It said: ...

SWERF costs not resulting in short-term benefits would not be continued Mr Laurie said. This included expenditure related to infrastructure, green-waste gasification prototypes; ...

Energy Developments' share price plunged nearly 11 per cent to a record low yesterday as concerns about progress in the commercialisation of its SWERF waste-to-energy technology weighed heavily on ...

The Shelford SWERF facility would take tons of waste from Dover, Shepway and, if a new contract is renegotiated, Canterbury. The decision by the Australian parliament has also rung alarm bells at ...

The SWERF was plagued by delays before and after its start-up in February 2001, and closed two years later with investor Energy Developments and sustaining significant losses.

The Shelford SWERF facility would take tons of waste from Dover, Shepway and, if a new contract is renegotiated, Canterbury. The decision by the Australian parliament has also rung alarm bells at ...