N150 waste code NSW Fine ash from burning, but not from Australian coal power stations.
- Free, no account
- NSW waste regulation and EPA tracking guidance
- Nothing is stored
Find an Australian waste code
N150, Fly ash.
New South Wales
Fly ash
New South Wales N150: fly ash from Australian coal-fired power stations is outside this entry.
ComplyOnSiteIs NSW N150 hazardous waste?
Not from the code alone. N150 marks a waste that may need tracking. Tracking under Part 4 needs a matching Schedule 1 waste description and a Part 3 hazardous characteristic. That test is separate from the NSW disposal classification, and the code gives no disposal class. Part 4 covers local and interstate movements.
Where tracking applies, enter N150 in the waste-code field of the IWTS Movement, with the description, quantity, parties and the receiver's Movement Authorisation. The approved system issues the Movement reference. NSW tracking exemptions still apply.
What does NSW N150 cover?
Fly ash, except ash from Australian coal-fired power stations. It means ash carried in combustion gases, not all ash left after burning.
- Official wording
- Waste that needs to be tracked
- Rule or list
- Waste that needs to be tracked
Is fly ash NSW N150?
| Code | When it fits |
|---|---|
| N150 | The material is fly ash collected from a combustion process. |
Check the waste description and the movement scope. A match in another state or territory doesn't carry NSW's classification or tracking conditions over.
Which wastes take NSW N150?
| Waste | When it’s N150 |
|---|---|
| Fly ash | The fly ash comes from an industrial source, apart from the power-station exclusions. |