Interserve partner on Derby EfW plant puts boot into contractor over delays

By Will Ing2019-07-03T05:00:00

Renewi tells investors it is expecting to be dumped from waste contract it signed in 2014

Interserve’s JV partner for its last outstanding energy-for-waste plant has resigned itself to termination of their £950m contract – as the builder has one month left to finish the scheme.

Resource Recovery Solutions is a 50-50 partnership between Interserve and waste management firm Renewi, which in 2014 signed a 27-year waste management contract with Derby and Derbyshire council, that included a provision to build a £145m EfW plant in Derby.

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