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Enfinium

The MHEA are thrilled to welcome enfinium  as a  valued Associate Member.

enfinium is a leading UK energy from waste operator with four operational sites in the UK, in West Yorkshire, Kent and Flintshire and a further two in construction.  enfinium diverts 2.3 million tonnes of unrecyclable waste from climate-damaging landfill, putting it to good use by turning it into home grown energy, enough to power 500,000 UK homes. enfinium’s ambition is to transform its facilities into local ‘decarbonisation hubs’ powered by the millions of tonnes of unrecyclable waste the UK will produce for decades to come.

 

Using existing energy from waste infrastructure, enfinium could contribute to heat networks, produce electrolytic hydrogen, or use carbon capture technology to provide durable, high quality carbon removals which will be critical for the UK to achieve net zero by 2050.

 

The leading UK energy from waste operator has received the highest possible environmental performance rating from the Environment Agency (‘EA’) and Natural Resources Wales (‘NRW’) across all of its operational facilities. This latest rating highlights enfinium’s ongoing commitment to adhere to the highest standards of environmental performance, as it progresses its plans to decarbonise its operations and deliver carbon removals at scale.

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