There's been a 15 per cent jump in commercial waste burned at the Braddan incinerator in the last year.
Infrastructure Minister Ray Harmer gave the figures in response to a question for written answer in the House of Keys this week.
He said household waste delivered to the energy from waste plant also rose, by just under five per cent.
In total, the incinerator's primary and secondary units handled more than 50,300 tonnes of waste in the past year.
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Keys to hear questions over Liverpool agreement
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Warning over kids setting fire to abandoned buildings
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New rules will ban drones during Red Arrows display
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Government wants £50K PR person to "protect departments' reputations"
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Clypse cyclists reported to police
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Ramsey toilets finally open
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Go Cards not working
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