Economic Impacts of Proposed Energy from Waste Plant ‐ Update January 2019
Economic Impacts of Proposed Energy from Waste Plant ‐ Update January 2019
Economic Impacts of Proposed Energy from Waste Plant ‐ Update January 2019
Opal Australian Paper is a vertically integrated manufacturer of pulp and paper. The company strives to achieve sustainable practices throughout its operations in a way that aims to minimise its impact on the environment and improve its social and economic contribution to its employees and the communities in which it operates.
Media release
February 1, 2019
Category: Media releases
Works Approval success for Opal Australian Paper’s $600 million EfW Proposal
Opal Australian Paper is pleased to confirm that EPA Victoria has issued a Works Approval for its Energy from Waste proposal. The Works Approval Application is a key component of Australian Paper’s $7.5 million feasibility study into a $600 million EfW facility to be located at the Maryvale Mill.
Maryvale Energy from Waste Plant: Health Impact Assessment
Media release on the Maryvale Energy from Waste Plant: Health Impact Assessment.
Maryvale Planned Annual Shut a Boost to the Latrobe Region
Opal Australian Paper’s Maryvale Mill will begin its planned annual shut today, halting production for the next four weeks to allow completion of important maintenance and capital works. Major works planned for the shut are part of a $200 million, five year capital investment program currently underway at the facility.