Photographs of Greatmoor EfW and High Heavens Waste Transfer Station
Pupils from Tring School visiting the gratePupils from Radnage CE Primary School investigating the working turbine model in the visitor centreGreatmoor runs right through ChristmasSize 1 boots for our smallest visitors (minimum age is 8)The live data display in the visitor centreThe visitor centreA bee at the 1,000,000 bees eventCelebrating 1,000,000 tonnes of waste processed by providing hives for 1,000,000 beesCelebrating 1,000,000 tonnes of waste processed by providing hives for 1,000,000 beesOur 5,000th VisitorA delivery from High Heavens arrivingVisitors from BCC Youth Services“Drawing Greatmoor” art course – artist Sarah Moncrieff giving a demonstrationDrawing Greatmoor course????????????????????????????????????** FCC ENVIRONMENT**
Artist Sarah Moncrieff exhibits collections of her work inspired by Greatmoor EfW waste plant Woodham Buckinghamshire. The exhibition which is part of the Bucks Arts Weeks 2018, can be seen at the Greatmoor EfW visitor centre.Artist Sarah Moncrieff exhibits a collection of her work inspired by Greatmoor. The exhibition, part of the Bucks Arts Weeks 2018, can be seen at the Greatmoor EfW visitor centre.Artist Sarah Moncrieff with one of her paintings of GreatmoorSarah Moncrieff putting the finishing touches to her painting of the Greatmoor turbine hallNew painting by Sarah Moncrieff showing Greatmoor’s Grab CranesDavid Lidington MP, Gillian Sinclair and Cllr Bill Chapple at the grateDavid Lidington MP, Gillian Sinclair and Cllr Bill Chappell at the grateDavid Lidington MP during a visit to GreatmoorIntroductory talk in the visitor centreAylesbury U3A visiting the grab craneThe view into the grateGrab crane lifting c.6 tonnes of wasteThe turbine and generatorWaste delivery in the tipping hallGreatmoor Energy from WasteThe condenser fans cool down the steam and condense it back to water, to be recirculatedThe Greatmoor team receiving their award. l-R Gethin Jones, Roger Seed, Gurbaksh Badhan (both Bucks CC), Gillian Sinclair (FCC), Jacob Haylor (ESA), Peter Hunt (Wastecare)Greatmoor Energy from WasteGreat Horwood and Singleborough WI with their 1,000th Visitor certificateAt work in the turbine hallThe turbine at Greatmoor generates 25MW of electricityThe grate – where around 900 tonnes of waste is processed every dayInside the grateThe boiler – where steam is generated to power the turbineInside a clean Bag House Filter – where particulate matter is collected from the flue gasOur fleet of Greatmoor HGVs – brings the waste from High Heavens Waste Transfer StationHRH The Duke of Gloucester cutting the cake at Greatmoor’s Grand OpeningUnveiling the plaque. l-r Paul Taylor – FCC CEO, HRH Duke of Gloucester and Warren Whyte – BCC member for Planning and the EnvironmentHRH Duke of Gloucester visiting the turbine hallHRH Duke of Gloucester visiting the control roomHRH Duke of Gloucester and other dignitaries visiting the condenser fansThe stackHRH Duke of Gloucester viewing the waste burning in the grateThe visitor centreHigh Heavens Waste Transfer Station in operationNew tree planting along the High Heavens entrance roadManaging the waste at High HeavensOne of the grab cranes being prepared for maintenanceWaste bunker at GreatmoorThe boiler – where the steam is generated and pressurised The boiler, where the steam is generated before it powers the turbine
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