Staffordshire countryside

Veolia Environmental Services were awarded planning consent in February 2011 to construct a state-of-the-art Energy Recovery Facility (ERF) at a site on the Four Ashes Industrial Estate.  Construction began in June 2011 and will be complete in December 2013.

This project will provide forty long-term jobs, as well as contributing to the local economy.

Find out more about our investment, and see how you can get involved in its development.

Background

Veolia Environmental Services Employees

In 2007, Staffordshire County Council established its waste management strategy.

Our facility

Our facility

We are developing the Energy Recovery Facility on behalf of Staffordshire County Council and their partners.

Our reasons

Staffordshire countryside

Our plans are based on Staffordshire’s commitment to reduce waste and increase recycling.

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Members of the public

We want to answer your individual concerns.

Latest news

  • 22 April 2013 Veolia and Staffordshire Scoop an Award
    Veolia Environmental Services (UK) plc and Staffordshire County Council have been awarded the Best Example of Community Engagement in Energy from Waste at an awards event in Birmingham for The Environment and Energy Awards.
  • 24 July 2012 New Energy Recovery Facility on track to bring jobs and save Council millions
    Leader of Staffordshire County Council,Councillor Philip Atkins will be visiting the site of the new Staffordshire Energy Recovery Facility to find out how new infrastructure for the growing green economy is on track in Staffordshire to bring savings and jobs to local residents
  • 04 May 2012 Children’s Hospice Wins Makeover Fit for the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee
    The Donna Louise Children's Hospice in Stoke-on-Trent is set to throw a dazzling Diamond Jubilee party to celebrate their newly tranformed garden thanks to being picked as the Midlands winner of the Veolia Environmental Services Clean Sweep for Britain competition.
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