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Table 3: LAWDCs sold or in joint ventures with substantive private sector control LAWDC Local Authority Private Sector Purchaser or Partner East Waste Cambridgeshire Waste Recycling Group Derbyshire Waste Derbyshire Global Environmental ExWaste Essex Cory Environmental The Waste Company Gloucestershire Cory Environmental Beacon Waste Hereford & Worcester FOCSA - PFI Transaction finalising Lancashire Waste Lancashire United Waste Services Lincs Waste Lincolnshire Waste Recycling Group Northumbrian Waste Northumbria NEM Management Nene Valley Waste Northamptonshire Sita (GB) Wastenofts Nottinghamshire Global Environmental Shropshire Waste Shropshire Sita (GB) Management Wight Waste Isle of Wight Biffa Waste Services - PFI Transaction London Waste North London Waste Sita (GB) Edmonton + Authority Transfer Station BDR Waste Disposal Barnsley, Doncaster & Rotherham Global Environmental Cleveland Waste Cleveland (former CC) NEM - Waste to Energy Plant Tyne Waste Gateshead NEM Key BOO and BOT Type Contracts Operating SELCHP Four London Boroughs Onyx Aurora - Waste to Energy Plant Tyseley Waste Disposal City of Birmingham Onyx Aurora - Waste to Energy Plant Wolverhampton Waste Services Wolverhampton MBC MES Environmental Services - Waste to Energy Plant Dudley Waste Services Dudley MBC MES Environmental Services - Waste to Energy Plant Hanford Waste Services Stoke on Trent UC MES Environmental Services - Waste to Energy Plant Note: Several other BOO-BOT projects are in the course of construction and development. PFI transactions completed and announced in the Financial Times (24 July 1998) survey include the Baidovie waste to energy project in Scotland and Kirklees Waste Management.
