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amounts of garbage and a market for the power produced; it takes a tremendous capital investment compounded by already stringent anti-pollution standards which will only get tighter. The North Andover, Mass., plant built two years ago cost $196 million and financial experts put the present costs of a large waste-to-energy facility at $400 million.
“The financing takes a long time to arrange,” said Ms. Bailey, projecting that it would take three years to get operating a small incinerator capable of handling 350 tons per day and three to five years for a large plant with a capacity of 1,500 tons per day.
“I don’t know what’s going to happen on Capitol H01,” she told an audience of local government officials at a conference this month in Charlottesville, adding that federal regulations may put ash from the incinerators of resource recovery facilities in the category of hazardous waste. Although she questioned the accuracy of
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