Waste debacle sees Interserve lose more money

By Dave Rogers2018-08-07T07:24:00

But firm says restructuring is on track and expects to complete EfW jobs this autumn

Interserve says it expects to complete its remaining energy-from-waste contracts by the end of the year after racking up £11m of more losses on the initiative in the first half of the year.

The firm decided to pull out of the market more than two years ago after a number of jobs, notably a scheme in Glasgow which it was kicked off from back in autumn 2016, turned sour.

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