Vol 1: Non techical summary -- Vol 2: Main text -- Vol 3: Figures -- Vol 4: Appendices. Volume 1 -- Introduction -- The proposed waste-to-energy facility -- Planning procedure -- Environmental impact statement -- Consultation -- Need for the project -- Site selection -- Consideration of alternatives -- Construction activities -- Human beings -- Roads and traffic -- Noise and vibration -- Air quality -- Climate -- Landscape and visual assessment -- Flora and fauna -- Soils, geology, hydrology, hydrogeology and coastal recession -- Effluent generation and treatment -- Archaeology, architectural and cultural heritage -- Material assets -- Other impact headings, cumulative impacts and interactions -- Summary -- Viewing and purchasing the environmental impact statement.
-- Volume 2 -- Introduction -- Need for the scheme -- Alternatives -- Proposed site and project description -- Construction activities -- Planning and policy -- Human beings -- Roads and traffic -- Air quality assessment -- Climate -- Noise and vibration -- Landscape and visual assessment -- Flora and fauna -- Soils, geology, hydrology, hydrogeology and coastal recession -- Effluent generation and treatment -- Archaeological, architectural and cultural heritage -- Material assets -- Cumulative impacts, other impacts and interactions -- Summary of impacts and mitigation measures.

An environmental impact statement (EIS) has been prepared for Indaver for its proposed waste-to-energy facility, at Ringaskiddy in County Cork, as part of an application for planning permission. The EIS comprises four volumes.