AMA Research have launched the 7th edition of the report "Waste Management
Market Report - UK 2012-2016 Analysis", addressing the management of
controlled waste arisings from the municipal, commercial & industrial,
construction & demolition sectors. The report covers waste collection,
recycling, advanced waste treatment, landfill and incineration. With 60+
colour charts and tables the report analyses market growth potential, current
and infrastructure developments in the pipeline.
Typically, official/government reports provide data for each of the four home
countries separately, but this report provides an amalgamated assessment of
waste management at a UK level.
The need to reduce waste arisings and the volumes sent to landfill, with the
urgent need to increase recovery and recycling levels has rapidly risen up the
national agenda, underpinned by EU Directives. Although there have been
significant improvements in recycling and energy recovery, there remain
pressing targets to be met; 2013 and 2020 for The Landfill Directive also the
2020 renewable energy target, for which energy-from-waste technologies will
have a key role.
With 100+ pages and 60+ charts and tables this report includes:
UK Waste Management Market - size, trends, key influences, analysis of
total market by value and volume and specifically in the municipal, commercial
& industrial and construction & demolition sectors. There is also an overview
of end-user sectors by region.
Key focus on development of new waste treatment, recycling & disposal
infrastructure - identifying existing facilities and current capacity and
projects in the pipeline - plant size, location, operator or developer and
date of opening: - MRFs, MBT plants, IVC, AD plants, EfW incineration,
commercial autoclaves and advanced thermal treatment (ATT) plants i.e.
gasification and pyrolysis.
Market supply - profiles of top 40 major national and regional general
contractors. Analysis of key trends, e.g. acquisitions, mergers and
consolidation.
Combining and collating the most recent official data with additional original
research and analysis, this report presents an informative review of the
current state of waste management in the UK in terms of the key market
drivers, waste arisings, disposal & recovery methods, industry infrastructure
and capacity.
Areas of particular interest:
Detailed analysis of waste arisings by origin, key product & material
streams.
Concise but informative assessments of the UK markets for waste
collection, treatment, landfill & incineration infrastructure - trends in
waste arisings, permitted processing capacities, waste deposits.
Focus on key technology sectors including anaerobic digestion, in-vessel
composting, gasification and energy-from-waste combustion.
Lists of MBTs, MRFs, AD plants, IVC plants, mass burn incinerators and
gasification plants (location, capacity, operators - open and planned).
Analysis of the waste management supply side including a list with
turnovers & regions served for top 100+ general waste management contractors
Companies profiled in the report include:
Agrivert, Augean, Bagnall and Morris Waste Services, Biffa Waste Services,
Bywaters (Leyton), Cleansing Service Group, Cory Environmental Services,
Countrystyle Group, DS Smith Recycling, Enterprise Managed Services, Enviroco,
Environmental Waste Controls, F & R Cawley, FCC Environment (UK), Glazewing,
Global Renewables, Grundon Waste Management, Hills Waste Solutions, HW Martin
Waste, Kier Services, May Gurney Environmental Services, MDJ Light Brothers,
New Earth Solutions, Oran Environmental Solutions, OSS Group, Powerday,
Premier Waste Management, Sackers Recycling, Severn Waste Services, Shanks UK,
SITA UK, SRCL, TEG Environmental, Veolia Environmental Services, Viridor Waste
Management, W & M Recycling Services, William Tracey, Yorwaste.
Key areas covered in the report include:
UK WASTE MANAGEMENT MARKET OVERVIEW
Market size and trends by value 2007 - 2011.
Forecasts 2012 - 2016 and key market drivers, trends, influences.
Market mixes - by key activities by values, including MSW collection, MSW
disposal, MSW recycling, CDEW & CIW treatment and disposal, CDEW & CIW
arisings etc.
Review of trends in waste arisings - by main end-use sector by region.
Trends in deposits - by method of disposal & treatment, by region,
estimate of composition.
Review of waste treatment and recycling methods - focus on provision,
capacity and key drivers for Material Recycling Facilities (MRFs), Mechanical
Biological Treatment (MBT), Anaerobic Digestion (AD), Energy from Waste (EfW)
combustion and gasification & pyrolysis.
Review of key market drivers - EU Directives, UK legislation, National
Waste Strategies, government initiatives e.g. Renewables Obligation, PPP/PFI,
Landfill Tax and gate fees.
Assessment of infrastructure projects in the pipeline over the next 3-4
years.
Review of waste arisings in GB - summary of official survey findings.
Waste arisings by regions, by fractions.
Review of waste management and disposal in GB - summary of official survey
findings; disposal routes.
COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL WASTE (CIW) MANAGEMENT
Review of CIW arisings in UK 2009 - by sectors, by company sizebands, by
material fractions, by regions and by various permutations of these.
Review of CIW management in UK 2009 - by methods of treatment types &
disposal.
MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE (MSW) MANAGEMENT
Review of MSW arisings in UK - arisings and overview of historical trends,
by region and mix by fractions.
Overview of MSW collection - historical review of trends by collection
methods and trends in local authority revenue expenditure.
Review of MSW management in UK - historical overview of trends in
treatment and disposal methods at UK level and by region, focus on recycling &
composting with historical overview of materials mix.
INDUSTRY STRUCTURE AND SUPPLY
Size and distribution - breakdown by employee size band, by region and
turnover band and age of businesses.
Trends e.g. new market entrants, consolidation, acquisitions and mergers
and MBOs.
Market shares for top 8 waste management groups.
Overview of the 40 largest waste management companies in the UK with
turnovers and areas of operation.
By value, data indicates that the market for the collection and disposal of
controlled waste was valued at an estimated £8.9 billion in 2011.
Strong annual growth rates up until 2008 were underpinned by the
implementation of EU Directives, aimed at reducing the volumes of landfilled
waste and increasing the levels of material recovery through recycling,
composting and energy-from-waste. Above all, the impact of the Landfill Tax
escalator on landfill gate fees has made these alternative approaches more
commercially attractive.
The downturn in the UK economy from 2008 constrained overall growth rates due
to; lower levels of waste arisings, declining prices for many types of
recyclate and the delay to many infrastructure projects.
Over the medium-longer term, key targets set not only by the EU Landfill
Directive - for 2013 and 2020 - and renewable energy targets, mean that,
regardless of the economic situation, central government, local authorities
and businesses do not have the option of scaling back waste reduction and
recycling objectives.
There remains a pressing need for the UK to improve waste recovery rates,
particularly in the non-municipal sectors, and to develop waste treatment and
recycling infrastructure.
From 2012 through to 2016, we expect to see an increase in the market growth
rate, underpinned by the EU Landfill Directive target for 2013 which will
necessitate an increase in waste recovery rates and a major increase in
investment in the infrastructure needed to deliver this.
Post 2013, the rate of growth might stabilise for a couple of years before
accelerating once more to meet 2020 targets of both the Landfill Directive and
the EU Renewable Energy target.
To achieve both these aims, energy-from waste (EfW) technologies will be
critical. Despite opposition from local interest groups and various NGOs,
there are a large number of EfW combustion / incineration plants in the
development pipeline that will be used to dispose of large volumes of residual
'black bag' waste.
There should also be some growth in the expansion of gasification and
pyrolysis plants, albeit from a low base, although to date several key
developments have been delayed or refused planning permission.
More successful has been the rolling out of anaerobic digestion (AD) plants
treating food waste, underpinned by Landfill Directive requirements to divert
biodegradable municipal waste from landfill. From just one facility in 2005,
in 2012 there will be around 60 AD plants by the end of 2012. In addition
there are a further 70 or so in the development pipeline.
Expansion and convergence with the energy sector, via EfW power generation,
continue to attract new players into the UK waste management industry,
particularly from overseas.
The latest major new market entrants are German EfW incineration plant
developer/operator MV Umwelt and Spanish waste management companies Cespa and
Urbaser.
There has also been further consolidation among UK companies, although since
2011 the only major take-over has been that of the waste management business
of SCA Packaging by DS Smith and incorporated into DS Smith Recycling.
APPENDIX E WASTE MANAGEMENT INDUSTRY - ACQUISITIONS AND MERGERS
APPENDIX F UK COMMERCIAL MATERIAL RECYCLING FACILITIES
APPENDIX G UK MECHANICAL BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT PLANTS
APPENDIX H UK COMMERCIAL ANAEROBIC DIGESTION PLANTS
APPENDIX I UK COMMERCIAL IN-VESSEL COMPOSTING PLANTS
APPENDIX J UK EFW MASS BURN INCINERATORS IN THE DEVELOPMENT PIPELINE
APPENDIX K UK COMMERCIAL ADVANCED THERMAL TREATMENT PLANTS
APPENDIX L LEADING GENERAL WASTE MANAGEMENT CONTRACTORS
TABLES AND CHARTS
CHART 1 UK CONTROLLED WASTE COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL SERVICES MARKET
(£MILLION) 2007-2016
CHART 2 INTEREST RATES AND INFLATION (CPI) FROM 1992-2016
CHART 3 PDI & SAVINGS RATIO AT CURRENT PRICES 1992-2016
TABLE 4 EXCHANGE RATE FLUCTUATIONS 2006-2012 - STERLING TO THE DOLLAR, AND
THE EURO, SPOT RATES
CHART 5 AGE DISTRIBUTION OF THE RESIDENT UK POPULATION MID-2010 ('000)
TABLE 6 UK MARKET SIZE FOR CONTROLLED WASTE COLLECTION, DISPOSAL AND
TREATMENT SERVICES BY VALUE (£MILLION) 2007 -2016
CHART 7 UK WASTE MANAGEMENT MARKET BY VALUE BY PRINCIPAL ACTIVITIES 2010
CHART 8 GB TRENDS IN TOTAL CONTROLLED WASTE TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL BY
TONNAGE (MILLION TONNES) 2006 - 2011
TABLE 9 MAXIMUM AMOUNT OF LANDFILL (MILLION TONNES) 2010, 2013 & 2020
TABLE 10 MEDIAN GATE FEES COMPARISON (£/TONNE) BY METHOD OF DISPOSAL
AND TREATMENT 2008, 2010 AND 2012
CHART 11 UK ESTIMATED TOTAL CONTROLLED WASTE ARISINGS BY TONNAGE (MILLION
TONNES) UPLIFTED 2006 - 2011
CHART 12 UK WASTE ARISINGS BY ORIGIN BY MAIN SECTORS BY VOLUME 2010
CHART 13 ENGLAND & WALES TRENDS IN WASTE TREATMENT BY METHOD BY TONNAGE
('000 TONNES) UPLIFTED 2002 - 2010
TABLE 14 UK 'SUPER MRFS' - 150KTPA + PERMITTED CAPACITIES AND YEAR OF
OPENING
TABLE 15 MEDIAN GATE FEES FOR MRFS VERSUS LANDFILL (£/TONNE) 2010
AND 2012
TABLE 16 GB LANDFILL DEPOSITS (MILLION TONNES) BY REGION 2002 - 2010
CHART 17 UK LANDFILLED WASTE BY BROAD END USE SECTOR BY VOLUME
TABLE 18 GB ACTIVE LANDFILL CAPACITY (MILLION TONNES) BY REGION 2002 - 2010
TABLE 19 UK OPERATIONAL MSW AND/OR CIW MASS BURN INCINERATORS AT JULY 2012
CHART 20 ESTIMATED UK EFW INCINERATION CAPACITY (PERMITTED INPUT, MILLION
TONNES) 1990 - 2015
TABLE 21 UK ANAEROBIC DIGESTION INFRASTRUCTURE AT JUNE 2012 VERSUS JUNE
2011
TABLE 22 MEDIAN GATE FEES (£/TONNE) FOR IVC VERSUS AD AND WINDOW
COMPOSTING 2010 AND 2012
CHART 23 ENGLAND CDEW ARISINGS (MT) INCLUDING RAW AGGREGATES, SOILS AND
STONES, TIMBER, METALS, PACKAGING ETC 2008 -2010
TABLE 24 KEY CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL WASTE STREAMS ON TRADITIONAL NEWBUILD
APPLICATIONS BY MATERIAL BY VOLUME (CUBIC METRES)
TABLE 25 ENGLAND CDEW TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL ROUTES (MILLION TONNES) 2008
-2010
CHART 26 SCOTLAND TRENDS IN CDEW ARISINGS BY TONNAGE (MILLION TONNES)
UPLIFTED 2004 - 2010
CHART 27 SCOTLAND ESTIMATED CDEW ARISINGS BY FRACTION 2009
CHART 28 SCOTLAND - CONTROLLED CDEW MANAGED AT LICENSED /PERMITTED WASTE
FACILITIES BY FRACTION 2009
TABLE 29 UK CIW ARISINGS BY END USER SECTOR BY TONNAGE UPLIFTED (MILLION
TONNES) 2009
TABLE 30 UK CIW ARISINGS BY END USER SECTOR BY EMPLOYEE SIZE BANDS BY
TONNAGE (MILLION TONNES) 2009
CHART 31 UK CIW ARISINGS BY TYPES OF WASTE MATERIAL BY % OF TONNAGE
UPLIFTED
TABLE 32 UK CIW ARISINGS BY END USER SECTOR (RETAIL, WHOLESALE, POWER,
HOTEL ETC) AND WASTE TYPES (NON METAL, MINERAL, CHEMICAL, ETC) BY % BY VOLUME
2009
CHART 33 UK CIW ARISINGS BY REGION BY % BY VOLUME
CHART 34 UK CIW MANAGEMENT BY TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL METHODS BY % OF
TONNAGE HANDLED IN 2009
TABLE 35 UK ESTIMATES OF CIW ARISINGS BY END USER SECTOR BY TREATMENT TYPE
BY % OF TONNAGE HANDLED 2009
CHART 36 UK TRENDS IN MSW ARISINGS BY TONNAGE ('000 TONNES) UPLIFTED
2004/05 - 2010/11 AND FORECASTS TO 2015/2016
CHART 37 UK MSW ARISINGS BY REGION BY % OF VOLUME UPLIFTED 2010/2011
CHART 38 ENGLAND MSW ARISINGS BY FRACTION BY % OF TOTAL MSW ARISINGS
CHART 39 UK TRENDS IN MSW COLLECTIONS BY METHOD BY TONNAGE ('000 TONNES)
UPLIFTED 2002/03 - 2010/11
CHART 40 ENGLAND TRENDS IN LOCAL AUTHORITY REVENUE EXPENDITURE ON WASTE
COLLECTION SERVICES AT £'000 AT CURRENT PRICES 2006/07 TO 2010/11
CHART 41 GB TRENDS IN MSW DISPOSAL BY METHOD BY TONNAGE ('000 TONNES)
UPLIFTED 2006/07 - 2010/11
TABLE 42 UK METHODS OF MSW DISPOSAL & RECOVERY BY REGION BY VOLUME HANDLED
('000 TONNES) 2010/11
CHART 43 ENGLAND TRENDS IN LOCAL AUTHORITY REVENUE EXPENDITURE ON WASTE
DISPOSAL SERVICES AT £'000 AT CURRENT PRICES 2006/07 TO 2010/11
CHART 44 ENGLAND MSW RECYCLING TRENDS ('000 TONNES) BY MATERIAL 2002/03 -
2009/10
TABLE 45 UK NUMBER OF UK VAT/PAYE REGISTERED WASTE HANDLING ENTERPRISES BY
EMPLOYEE SIZE-BANDS 2011
TABLE 46 UK NUMBER OF LOCAL UNITS IN UK VAT/PAYE REGISTERED WASTE HANDLING
ENTERPRISES BY EMPLOYMENT SIZE-BANDS 2011
TABLE 47 UK NUMBER OF LOCAL UNITS OF VAT/PAYE REGISTERED WASTE HANDLING
ENTERPRISES BY ACTIVITY BY REGION 2011
TABLE 48 UK NO. VAT/PAYE REGISTERED WASTE MANAGEMENT ENTERPRISES BY MAIN
ACTIVITY BY AGE OF BUSINESS 2011
TABLE 50 TOP 40 WASTE MANAGEMENT CONTRACTORS IN UK BY ANNUAL TURNOVER
2010/2011
TABLE 51 KEY EU DIRECTIVES RE WASTE MANAGEMENT
TABLE 52 KEY WASTE LEGISLATION FOR ENGLAND & WALES, SCOTLAND & NORTHERN
IRELAND
TABLE 53 PFI WASTE MANAGEMENT CONTRACTS AS AT AUGUST 2012
TABLE 54 NON-PFI PPP CONTRACTS AS AT MAY 2012
TABLE 55 WASTE MANAGEMENT INDUSTRY - ACQUISITIONS AND MERGERS
TABLE 56 UK COMMERCIAL MATERIAL RECYCLING FACILITIES HANDLING MSW & CIW -
OPERATIONAL AND IN THE DEVELOPMENT PIPELINE AT MAY 2012 BY REGION, PERMITTED
CAPACITY, DEVELOPER & STATUS
TABLE 57 UK MECHANICAL BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT PLANTS - OPERATIONAL AND IN
THE DEVELOPMENT PIPELINE AT MAY 2012 BY REGION, PERMITTED CAPACITY, DEVELOPER
& STATUS
TABLE 58 UK COMMERCIAL ANAEROBIC DIGESTION PLANTS - OPERATIONAL AND IN THE
DEVELOPMENT PIPELINE AT MAY 2012 BY REGION, PERMITTED CAPACITY, DEVELOPER &
STATUS
TABLE 59 UK COMMERCIAL IN-VESSEL COMPOSTING PLANTS - OPERATIONAL AND IN
THE DEVELOPMENT PIPELINE AT MAY 2012 BY REGION, PERMITTED CAPACITY, DEVELOPER
& STATUS
TABLE 60 UK EFW MASS BURN INCINERATORS IN THE DEVELOPMENT PIPELINE AT MAY
2012 BY REGION, PERMITTED CAPACITY, DEVELOPER & STATUS
TABLE 61 UK COMMERCIAL ADVANCED THERMAL TREATMENT PLANTS - OPERATIONAL AND
IN THE DEVELOPMENT PIPELINE AT MAY 2012 BY REGION, PERMITTED CAPACITY,
DEVELOPER & STATUS
TABLE 62 LEADING GENERAL WASTE MANAGEMENT CONTRACTORS IN THE COMMERCIAL &
INDUSTRIAL SECTOR2010/11 TURNOVERS AND REGIONS COVERED
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