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Energy from Waste (EfW) work covers developing and delivering projects that convert non-recyclable waste into energy, typically electricity or heat, through regulated processes. It involves planning permission, environmental permits, waste management licensing, and procurement of technology and fuel supply. A solicitor drafts and negotiates EPC and O&M contracts, waste supply agreements, grid connection and power sale arrangements, and advises on financing and compliance.
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The solicitor handles complex procurement and contract structures (EPCs, PPAs, O&M and tolling agreements), negotiates with waste producers, utilities, contractors and regulators, and coordinates with planning authorities and environmental bodies to secure permits (environmental permits, waste management licenses) and grid access. They manage due diligence, risk allocation, financing covenants, and state aid considerations relevant to EfW projects.
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