Glasgow EfW client cuts its claim against Interserve by £23m

By Dave Rogers2019-06-03T05:00:00

Pennon says move comes because of ‘lack of certainty over Interserve’s future’

The parent company of the client which booted Interserve off an energy-from-waste scheme in Glasgow more than two years ago is writing off a further £23m from the amount it reckons the firm owes it because of worries over its ability to pay up.

Viridor kicked Interserve off the job in November 2016 after losing patience with the firm, complaining that it had “repeatedly failed” to meet its delivery milestones. It added that it was “no longer able to tolerate” delays to the scheme.

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