Plans to take the outline business case for the development of a Regional Wood Waste Recycling Facility in Blaenau Gwent, Wales, have been approved.
Household wood waste is currently collected by Household Waste Recycling Centres and re-processed at third party sites operated by private contractors.
The outline business case looks at a potential public owned facility in partnership with the Welsh Government and other Welsh Local Authorities.
Supported by the Welsh Government, the Regional Wood Recycling Facility would be situated at Silent Valley and operated by Blaenau Gwent County Borough Council on behalf of a group of Local Authorities.
The development of the Wood Waste Recycling Facility will reduce the environmental impacts associated with waste wood management in the South Wales region, whilst contributing substantially to Wales’ current resources and its statutory recycling targets.
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