EP UK Investments is proposing to extract up to 1 million tonnes of ash per annum from the Gale Common Ash Disposal Site in North Yorkshire over a 25-year period. The ash is commonly known as Pulverised fuel Ash or ‘PFA’. PFA is used as a recycled aggregate, which is a sustainable solution in the building products industry. The Gale Common Site is located approximately 3 miles to the south-west of Eggborough Power Station.
EPUKI is currently constructing a new mixed fuel Energy Park at Kilroot including a 700MW gas fired station to replace the existing coal plant. Kilroot Energy Park aspires to be the largest ever single investment in electricity generation in Northern Ireland.
Eggborough Power Limited or ‘EPL’ is proposing to develop a new gas-fired power station on the site of it’s existing coal-fired power station at Eggborough near Selby in North Yorkshire. The new power station would be a combined cycle gas turbine or ‘CCGT’ plant.
EP Waste Management, a subsidiary of EP UK Investments, has received development consent for the construction, operation and maintenance of an energy from waste power station with a gross electrical output of up to 95 megawatts, including an electrical connection, a new site access, and other associated development on land at South Humber Bank Power Station, South Marsh Road, near Stallingborough in North East Lincolnshire.
EP UK Investments have consent to construct a new Combine Cycle Gas Turbine Plant generating up to 1,700 Megawatts (MW). The site is located at next to the existing King’s Lynn A power station located in King’s Lynn, Norfolk.
