ReNew ELP have developed Cat-HTR™, an innovative technology that is able to convert end-of-life plastics into a range of high value feedstocks, including oils, chemicals and waxes, which can then be re-used to create virgin plastic material, or as a feedstock for the petrochemical industry. The technology is able to divert plastic waste away from landfill and the oceans, and helps in the drive towards a circular economy. Having acquired land on the Wilton International site and moved headquarters to the Wilton Centre 2016, plans are now underway to build the first operational facility. The first facility will see 20,000 tonnes of end of life plastic waste processed, with ambitious plans to increase production to up to 80,000 tonnes.
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9 Nov 2021
ReNew ELP Select Emerson to provide Automation Technologies
ReNew ELP has selected Emerson as its digital automation partner for the first HydroPRS™ (Hydrothermal Plastic Recycling System) site located in Teesside, North East England. Emerson’s advanced automation technology and software will help achieve safe, efficient operation at the site…
Advanced Recycling Site for All Types of Plastics Under Construction in Teesside Announces Feedstock and Compliance Agreements
Following construction commencing on the world’s first HydroPRS™ advanced plastic recycling site in Teesside, UK, ReNew ELP have today confirmed that a contract is now in place with Geminor UK Ltd to act as principal feedstock supplier to the North…
Tees construction starts soon for technology to solve global plastics crisis
Plans to build the world’s first commercial-scale plastic recycling plant in Teesside using innovative hydrothermal upgrading technology have taken a major step forward. Advanced recycling company ReNew ELP – based at Wilton Centre – has appointed Wood, the global consulting…
£4.4m grant boosts plant to recycle films, pots, tubs and trays
A Teesside recycling firm has been awarded a £4.4m grant from Innovate UK to build a new job-creating plant. ReNew ELP, based at the Wilton Centre, near Redcar, is set to commence construction on the new facility in early 2021.…
£4.2m funding for world first commercial plastic recycling centre set for Tees
A Teesside firm has won Government backing for an innovative project that aims to bring environmental benefits to society. Recycling company ReNew ELP has won a £4.4m grant from Innovate UK to build a world first plastic recycling plant at…