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            "text": "RRRL became fully responsible for the operation of the Riverside Energy from Waste Facility in October 2011, when they finally received the “Take Over Certificate” from Hitachi Zosen Inova AG (HZI), the project technology supplier for the Project."
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            "text": "Use of the EfW plant does not artificially limit WRWA's ability to reduce or recycle its waste. Whilst WRWA has the benefit of a guaranteed level of capacity at the facility it remains free to reduce or recycle its waste without limitation. WRWA is not required to supply any guaranteed level of tonnage to the facility, or make any minimum payment. Indeed, the Authority receives a royalty for any capacity it gives up and is therefore positively incentivised to make such reductions."
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