Home > Waste Management Market - UK 2008-2012
Waste Management Market - UK 2008-2012
AMA Research
August 25, 2008 168 Pages - SKU: AJLA1863095
There is an updated edition available for this report.
|
|
Countries covered: United Kingdom On the 25th August 2008, AMA Research will publish the 5th edition of its Waste Management Market - UK 2008-2012 report. This 2008 edition has been completely revised and restructured, providing around 100 charts and tables; greater in-depth analysis of waste management relating to the municipal, commercial & industrial and construction & demolition sectors; an analysis of trends in waste collection, waste treatment, landfill, incineration and hazardous waste management including quantification of current infrastructure & new developments; up-to-date reviews of the latest legislation: separate analyses of England, Wales, Scotland & N Ireland, a much expanded section on contractors. With 150 pages and 80+ charts and tables this report includes:-
UK Waste Management Market - size, trends, key influences, analysis of total market by value and volume and by main sectors i.e. municipal; commercial & industrial, construction & demolition for each of the four home nations. Also, an assessment of the mining & quarrying, agricultural and sewage sludge sectors. Key focus on the most recent and most significant legislation e.g. Mining Waste Directive, Agricultural Waste Regulations, Site Waste Management Plans.
Waste collection, waste treatment, landfill & incineration - separate analyses for each of these sectors identifying trends in capacities, volumes deposited and forecast capacities to 2011. Identification of leading operators. Key focus on material recovery facilities (MRFs), mechanical biological treatment (MBT) plants, in-vessel composting and other new technologies e.g. gasification, pyrolysis and autoclaving.
Waste Management Contractors - major national, regional and specialist contractors, company profiles and market shares. Analysis of key trends, e.g. acquisitions, mergers and consolidation.
Analysis of waste arisings & recovery for priority product and materials waste streams including plastics, glass, electrical & electronic equipment, hazardous materials, glass, wood, food, paper & board.
The need to minimize waste arisings and the volumes sent to landfill and the urgent need to increase recovery and recycling levels has rapidly risen up the national agenda. Underpinning this are a large number of EU Directives, UK regulations and the general realisation that the UK still remains behind many other EU nations with regard to a sustainable approach to consumption and disposal. Combining and collating the most recent information, this report presents a detailed 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.
Detailed assessment of waste collection, treatment, landfill & incineration infrastructure - trends in capacities, waste deposits and key operators.
Key focus on new treatment technologies and recovery/recycling facilities.
Analysis of the waste management industry - review of contractors that goes beyond the leading national operators.
Assessment of the key market drivers and forecasts to 2012.
Key areas of coverage in the report include:
UK CONTROLLED WASTE MANAGEMENT MARKET
Market size and trend by value 2002 -2007 with forecasts 2008 - 2012.
Overview of key market drivers - legislation, National Waste Strategies, government initiatives, PPP/PFI, taxes & other levies, industry initiatives. Specific focus on new legislation e.g. Mining Waste Directive, Batteries Directive, Agricultural Waste Regulations, Site Waste Management Plans.
Market mix by value by type of service - municipal waste collection, municipal waste disposal, commercial waste management, industrial waste management.
WASTE MANAGEMENT INFRASTRUCTURE
Number of businesses breakdown by employee band and turnover band.
Trends e.g. new market entrants, consolidation, acquisitions and mergers and MBOs since 2000.
CONTRACTORS REVIEW
Leading national waste management groups i.e. Veolia ES, Biffa, SITA, Viridor, FCC (WRG & Focsa), Enterprise, May Gurney, Shanks, Greenstar UK & Cory.
Larger regional waste management contractors - includes Greater Manchester Waste, Mersey Waste, Grundon, CNIM, Oran Waste, Hills Waste Solutions, Premier Waste and Yorwaste.
Specialist hazardous & clinical waste management contractors includes SRM, Augean, Enviroco, OSS, SRCL, Cliniserve, PHS Group and Polkacrest.
Construction & demolition waste management contractors includes McGrath Brothers, Tarmac Recycling, Wastefile, Lafarge Aggregates, Dickerson.
UK WASTE ARISINGS BY SECTOR
Construction, demolition & excavation - England, Scotland, Wales, N Ireland - total volumes and mixes by waste fractions for each sector.
Commercial & industrial - England, Scotland, Wales, N Ireland -total volumes and mixes by waste fractions & sources for each sector.
Mining & quarrying - UK - mix by waste fractions and trends 2000 - 2006. Key issues e.g. Mining Waste Directive.
Municipal solids- England, Scotland, Wales, N Ireland -total volumes and mixes by waste fractions, trends 2000/01 - 2006/07.
Hazardous & clinical - England & Wales and Scotland - mix by waste fractions and trends 2000 - 2006. Plus quantification of key waste streams by English regions.
Sewage sludge - volumes and mix by disposal route 2000 - 2005. Key legislation.
Agricultural - England & Wales volumes by waste fraction 2003. Scotland, volumes by waste fraction 2005. Key issues e.g. Agricultural Waste Directive.
WASTE COLLECTION
Separate England, Scotland, Wales & Northern Ireland MSW collection analysis - trends by collection methods by volumes lifted 2000/01 - 2006/07, net costs of specific processes.
Commercial & industrial and construction & demolition waste collections.
England MSW waste collection market - supplier analysis, market shares for leading contractors.
Commercial & industrial waste collection- supplier analysis, market shares for leading contractors.
WASTE MANAGEMENT OVERVIEW
LANDFILL
Overview for England & Wales - permitted tonnages handled by disposal & recovery methods 2006.
Overview for each of Scotland and N Ireland - permitted tonnages handled by disposal & recovery methods 2006.
Landfill infrastructure & deposits - England & Wales - no. active licenses 2006. Trends in capacity 2000 by region 2000/01 -2006/07. Mix in landfill capacity by site type 2006.Trend in tonnages landfilled 2000 - 2006 by region & by principal sector.
Landfill infrastructure & deposits - Scotland - no. active licenses & capacity 2006. Trend in tonnages landfilled 2000/01 - 2005/06. N Ireland no. active licenses, capacity and deposits 2006/07.
Landfill operators - analysis of ownership in UK by type of operation e.g. waste management, quarrying, demolition, haulage, manufacturing etc. Identification of leading operators by no. sites.
WASTE TRANSFER
Waste transfer infrastructure & waste deposits -England & Wales - analysis of capacity & tonnages deposited by type of facility by region 2006.
Waste transfer infrastructure in Scotland & N Ireland - capacity & tonnage deposited 2006.
Waste transfer facilities operators - identification of leading operators in UK by no. sites.
WASTE TREATMENT
Waste treatment infrastructure & waste deposits in England & Wales and Scotland - analysis of capacity & tonnages deposited by type of facility by region 2006.
Key focus on MRFs, MBTs and in-vessel composting. Assessment of capacities 2008. Identification of leading operators of MRFs, MBTs & composting facilities. Forecasts for MRF, MBT and composting capacity 2008 - 2011.
Review of other treatment technologies including anaerobic digestion, gasification, autoclaving & pyrolysis.
INCINERATION
Incineration infrastructure & waste deposits in UK - analysis of capacity & tonnages deposited by type of facility by region 2006. e.g. mix between MSW, hazardous, clinical waste etc facilities.
Assessment of planned new capacity 2008 - 2011.
Incinerator operators - analysis of UK MSW incinerator and other types of incinerator capacity by operator as of 2008.
WASTE MANAGEMENT BY SECTOR
Construction, demolition & excavation - summaries of national surveys for England, Scotland and Wales. Analyses of waste arisings by fractions and of disposal & recovery methods.
Commercial & industrial - summaries of national surveys for England, Scotland Wales & N Ireland. Analyses of waste arisings by fractions and of disposal & recovery methods.
Municipal solids - summaries of national surveys for England, Scotland Wales & N Ireland. Analyses of waste arisings by fractions and of disposal & recovery methods 2000/01 - 2006/07. Analysis of recycling & composting trends in England by waste fraction 2000/01 - 2006/07. Evaluation of costs of disposal & recovery methods in England.
Hazardous waste management England & Wales - analysis of disposal & recovery methods 2000 - 2006. Assessment of impact of Hazardous Waste Regulations 2005. Assessment of leading companies in the sector and services provided including Biffa, Augean, OSS, CSG, Safety Kleen etc.
Clinical waste management UK - analysis of disposal methods. Assessment of leading companies in the sector and services provided including SRCL, Cliniserve, Polkacrest, PHS Group etc.
WASTE RECOVERY - KEY PRODUCT WASTE STREAMS INCLUDING:
Packaging - trends in waste arisings, recovery & recycling by material type 2000 - 2007. Summary of arisings by source by waste fraction 2006. Assessment of key regulations & recycling targets 2008-10.
End of Life Vehicles - analysis of ELV arisings and material composition.
Tyres - trends in waste arisings, recovery & disposal 2000 - 2005.
Electrical & electronic equipment - summary of ICER 2003 study - arisings by category of WEEE.
Paper and board products - trends in UK production, consumption and recovery 2000 - 2007. Mix in recovered paper and board by application e.g. newsprint, corrugated packaging etc.
Glass products - trends in UK production, consumption and recovery 2000 - 2007. Waste arisings mix by product type. Recovered glass volumes by product type.
Plastics - summary of production & consumption by application. Quantification of waste arisings by origin. Analysis of disposal, recovery & recycling by waste stream.
Wood - estimation of waste arisings by sector and fractions. Assessment of recovery and disposal.
Food & other organic waste - estimation of waste arisings by sector and fractions. Assessment of disposal methods and of Landfill Directive re: biodegradable municipal waste.
Additional InformationUnderpinned by the large number of EU waste directives, and in particular the Landfill Directive, the UK controlled waste management market has shown significant growth since the turn of the Millennium. Annual Business Inquiry data shows that between 2003 and 2006, the market for waste collection, treatment and disposal services for waste other than sewage increased from £4.3bn to over £6.1bn. We estimate that the market has increased by a similar rate to around £6.8bn in 2007 and will continue to grow, albeit at a reduced annual rate. However, the market growth rates of recent years may slow down over the next few years, underpinned mainly by the impact of the global “credit crunch” and escalating oil and energy prices on both central and local government funding and also on investment by the waste management industry and private equity investors.
There is also a possibility that the planned rate of infrastructure development may be hampered by delays arising from drawn out planning processes, as has been the case with a large number of incineration and commercial composting facilities. Among the main reasons for delays in many schemes coming on-stream has been vigorous opposition from local groups.
Historically, around 90% of municipal/household waste has been landfilled, but in recent years the proportion of waste being landfilled has been decreasing while recovery and recycling rates have accelerated over the last 3 -4 years. To achieve this, increasing levels of investment have been required to fund recycling collections - in particular kerbside collection systems - and also the construction of facilities required to sort and treat dry and biodegradable municipal waste fractions.
Largely driven by the requirement of the Landfill Directive to divert municipal biodegradable waste from landfill, DEFRA and the Waste Resources Action Programme (WRAP) have implemented various programmes aimed at developing new technologies for treating biodegradable waste and at expanding the infrastructure for sorting ‘dry’ recyclables. This has contributed towards the expansion in the number of material recycling facilities (MRFs) and commercial composting sites. Over the next 15 years, the UK’s waste management infrastructure is scheduled to expand significantly. Key to this has been the implementation of the Waste Infrastructure Development Programme (WIDP) which is channelling at least £10bn of public funding into the expansion of MRF capacity and also advanced waste treatment facilities in particular: mechanical biological treatment (MBT) plants, in-vessel composting (IVC) units, anaerobic digesters (AD) and energy recovery facilities including; energy from waste (EfW) incinerators, gasification and pyrolysis plants.
A key route for procuring these facilities is PFI/PPP, whereby consortia enter into long-term partnerships with local authorities, particularly on high-cost multi-facility developments, often referred to as Resource Recovery Parks (RRPs). there has been a considerable level of mergers and acquisition activity in recent years, particularly with the larger groups seeking to enhance their recycling capacity and broaden their networks of facilities. Key targets have typically included recyclers/pre-processors specialising in paper or metals, local authority waste disposal companies (LAWDCs) and regional private contractors. Many LAWDCs have been acquired as part of long-term PFI/PPP contracts between waste disposal authorities (WDAs) and private waste management companies. Veolia Environmental Services (ES), SITA UK, Viridor and Waste Recycling Group can all attribute substantial growth in recent years to acquisitions.
It has been through acquisition that leading European waste management groups have been able to so successfully penetrate and come to dominate the UK waste management industry. The presence of foreign owned contractors has been enhanced with the rapid emergence of Greenstar UK, part of the Irish NTR Group. Within just five years, Greenstar UK has grown through a series of acquisitions to become the 7th largest player within the UK market and the largest recycling led contractor.
More Sewage & Waste reports by AMA Research
Waste Management Market Report - UK 2012-2016 Analysis by AMA Research
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 ...
Regional Commercial and Industrial Waste Management Market Report - UK 2011-2015 by AMA Research
AMA Research are pleased to announce the publication of the 1st edition of the report: “Regional Commercial and Industrial Waste Management Market Report - UK ...
Construction in the Waste Industry - UK 2011-2015 by AMA Research
AMA Research are pleased to announce the publication of the 2nd Edition of the report Construction in the Waste Industry - UK 2011-2015, focusing on ...
Waste Management Market - UK 2010-2014 by AMA Research
AMA Research have published the 6th edition of the report ""Waste Management Market - UK 2010-2014"".
This 2010 edition has been restructured to focus ...
More United Kingdom Sewage & Waste reports
The UK Waste Management Market Development by Market and Business Development
This UK waste management market research report analyses the sources of waste arising in the UK, and the collection, treatment and disposal of that waste, ...
Waste Paper Merchants (UK) - Industry Report by Plimsoll Publishing Ltd.
Plimsoll Publishing’s UK Waste Paper Merchants Analysis provides a detailed overview of the UK Waste Paper Merchants market and delivers a comprehensive individual analysis on ...
Waste Oil (UK) - Industry Report by Plimsoll Publishing Ltd.
Plimsoll Publishing’s UK Waste Oil Analysis provides a detailed overview of the UK Waste Oil market and delivers a comprehensive individual analysis on the top ...
Waste Management (UK) - Industry Report by Plimsoll Publishing Ltd.
Plimsoll Publishing’s UK Waste Management Analysis provides a detailed overview of the UK Waste Management market and delivers a comprehensive individual analysis on the top ...
More United Kingdom reports
Painters & Decorators - Scotland (UK) - Industry Report by Plimsoll Publishing Ltd.
Plimsoll Publishing’s UK Painters & Decorators - Scotland Analysis provides a detailed overview of the UK Painters & Decorators - Scotland market and delivers a ...
D&B Country RiskLine Report: The United Kingdom by Dun & Bradstreet Inc.
This D&B Country RiskLine Report will help you analyze the risks, opportunities and likely payment delays when doing business in this country. It includes ...
D&B Country Report: The United Kingdom by Dun & Bradstreet Inc.
D&B Country Report. Comprehensive information for evaluating risks and opportunities when trading or investing in this country. Providing critical information and analysis on ...
United Kingdom: Country Profile by MarketLine
INTRODUCTIONThis report provides a detailed analysis of the United Kingdom, providing an overview of its political, economic and business environment, represented both textually and in ...
Related Markets Sewage & Waste Reports Share this report
Other tasks Join Alert Me now! Receive bi-weekly email alerts on new market research Sign up today!
|
