Encyclis energy recovery facilities are some of the most advanced in the world. Why is that? From design to operation, we harness leading-edge technology, global expertise and strong partnerships to ensure the best possible performance, efficiency and safety. We also take time to ensure we are considerate neighbours in the local communities in which our facilities are situated.
Fully operating since 2017, this facility diverts up to 690,000 tonnes of residual waste from landfill every year, providing enough baseload electricity to power over 100,000 homes.
This three-line facility has been operational since January 2022 and has the capacity to process up to 657,000 tonnes of residual waste annually, delivering sustainable electricity to meet the needs of around 120,000 homes.
This single-line facility came online in June 2023. It enables up to 455,000 tonnes of residual waste per year to be diverted from landfill, while generating sufficient electricity to power 80,000 homes.
This ERF is currently under construction and forms part of the Protos energy and resources hub near Ellesmere Port. When complete, it will have the capacity to divert up to 500,000 tonnes of residual waste away from landfill every year, generating sustainable electricity for up to 90,000 homes.
Commencing operations in 2024, this facility was developed in partnership with Brockwell Energy and provides waste processing capacity of up to 274,000 tonnes per year, generating 33MW of heat for industrial use and 22MW of baseload electricity
In partnership with Day Group, this plant opened in 2024 to enable bottom ash (IBA) from our Rookery and Newhurst Energy Recovery Facilities to be processed for the extraction of metals and production of secondary aggregates for the construction industry - enhancing Encyclis' contribution to the circular economy.
Currently under construction in Walsall, this state-of-the-art facility will provide the West Midlands with up to 436,000 tonnes of annual processing capacity for residual waste, while generating baseload electricity, producing heat and recovering other resources for recycling.