Resource Recovery and Waste Reduction
Our aim is to increase levels of resource and energy recovery from municipal and industrial waste, thereby reducing landfilling.
This action is fundamental to the circular economy.
This is why we invest in state-of-the-art waste processing facilities that enable efficient and innovative material recovery and preparation for energy recovery – such as RDF production.
We Close the Loop on Plastic Films, Helping the Environment
Through the use of cutting-edge technologies, we recycle LDPE plastic film. The result of this process is high-quality pellets, which manufacturers use to create new, sustainable products. In doing so, we reintroduce material into circulation, contributing to the reduction of natural resource consumption and caring for the environment.
We Create the "Fuel of the Future" - Alternative Fuels
Our strength lies in plastic recycling, allowing us to recover material value, provide an alternative to primary resources, and produce alternative fuel (RDF) to replace fossil fuels. RDF serves as an energy source for cement plants, power plants, and combined heat and power plants.
Batteries & Accumulators - Harnessing Potential
We professionally and environmentally responsibly engage in battery and accumulator recycling. We continue to explore new solutions for utilizing the “black mass” (the primary component of batteries and accumulators).
As a member of the European Battery Recycling Association, an industry organization advocating for best practices in health, safety, environmental protection, and natural resource conservation, we are committed to sustainable practices and innovation in our field.
We have increased the stream of serviced resources
We’ve expanded our capacity for sustainable development and innovative solutions related to the circular economy.
As an addition to Eneris’ value chain and an increase in the flow of handled resources, we acquired Bioproten, a company specializing in the collection and processing of expired, unsuitable for consumption food waste from gastronomy, as well as by-products of animal origin.