Black & Veatch is an employee-owned engineering, procurement, consulting and construction company with a 100-year legacy of innovations in sustainable infrastructure. Black & Veatch has supported UK communities since the 1950s. We consult on and deliver power infrastructure.
By helping develop renewable energy, and the lower-carbon conventional generation to support the transition to renewables, we are helping Accelerate Zero.
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Guildford
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As the UK seeks to decarbonise, waste-to-energy centres such as Ince Park help meet the challenges of adapting conventional power generation to the evolving energy market.
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