September 27, 2012

Construction continues on energy-from-waste facility in Clarington, Ontario

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Work continues on the Durham York Energy Centre in Clarington, Ontario. General contractor for the new state-of-the-art energy-from-waste facility is Courtice Power Partners (a joint venture of Kenaidan Contracting Ltd. and Barton-Malow Canada Inc.).

The facility is a joint ownership between Durham Region and York Region and the design-build operator is Covanta Energy Corporation (Covanta Durham York Renewable Energy Limited Partnership).

The work includes preparing all foundations, assembling all pre-purchased owner supplied equipment including two boilers and stokers, two air pollution control systems (APC) consisting of a quench tower, dry lime reactor and baghouse along with auxiliary equipment, installation of a turbine generator and a switchyard that will feed electricity produced from the facility into the power grid. Completion is scheduled for September 2014 and consultants are Sigma Energy Solutions and RCM Technologies Canada Corp.

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