Interserve hands over third EfW plant this year

By Will Ing2019-07-17T09:01:00

Contractor edges closer to finally getting out of loss-making sector

Two years after it was due, an energy-from-waste plant built by Interserve and JV partner Babcock & Wilcox in south Wales has been handed over to the client.

Four plants due to be handed over in 2017 were still incomplete at the beginning of this year but the finish at Margam for client Glennmont, a London-headquartered sustainable energy investor, leaves only a single outstanding scheme.

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