A new factory in New South Wales, co-owned by Cleanaway and ResourceCo, will turn waste that is typically non-recyclable -some plastics, dirty paper, and wood - into processed engineered fuel (PEF). Some of the PEF will power the plant, some will used at Boral's cement manufacturing plant in Sydney (NSW) and the rest will be exported to Asia. The plant's development was supported by AUD30m ($22m) million funding from the state Clean Energy Finance Corporation. Part of that grant will go to build a second PEF plant. The NSW government has also provided AUD5m for the two projects.
A new factory in Sydney, co-owned by Cleanaway and ResourceCo, will turn waste that is typically non-recyclable -some plastics, dirty paper, and wood - into processed engineered fuel (PEF). Some of the PEF will power the plant, some will used at Boral's cement manufacturing plant in New South Wales (NSW) and the rest will be exported to Asia. The plant's development was supported by AUD30m ($22m) million funding from the state Clean Energy Finance Corporation. Part of that grant will go to build a second PEF plant. The NSW government has also provided AUD5m for the two projects.