The Westfield Energy Recovery Facility (WERF) is a state-of-the-art energy-from-waste plant located in Fife, Scotland. Developed by Brockwell Energy Services Limited, WERF transforms non-recyclable waste into renewable energy, driving Scotland closer to its Zero Waste and Net Zero goals. Construction began in December 2021, and commissioning now underway.
Current status: Commissioning
240,000
Waste processing capacity
(tonnes per year)
24 MW
Electricity generation capacity
76,000
Homes powered
Approximately medium-sized households, based on average consumption of 2,700kWh, Ofgem
Planning Consent
Environmental Permit Awarded
Financial Close
Construction Commences
Safety Achievement: In May 2024, the project reached a remarkable milestone of one million person-hours worked without any Loss Time Injuries (LTIs), demonstrating our unwavering commitment to safety.
Construction Progress: hot commissioning underway in Q4 2024.
The Westfield Energy Recovery Facility is at the forefront of sustainable waste management in Scotland. By processing 240,000 tonnes of non-recyclable waste annually, WERF significantly reduces landfill reliance while generating clean, renewable energy. Advanced technology ensures maximum efficiency and minimal environmental impact, aligning with Scotland’s ambitious Zero Waste and Net Zero targets.
With a proactive approach to monitoring emissions and safeguarding local ecosystems, WERF demonstrates how innovation and responsibility can work hand in hand. Every step of the process is designed to deliver real environmental benefits while supporting a greener future for the region.
At WERF, we’re dedicated to fostering strong community connections. The Westfield ERF Community Fund supports local initiatives that promote wellbeing and sustainability, ensuring the benefits of our project extend beyond energy production. This commitment reflects our focus on creating a positive and lasting impact in Fife.
For any questions or further information, please contact us at enquiries@westfield-erf.co.uk.
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