Bespoke Upgrade Completed Amid Covid Constraints
Recyclable materials from across Ireland are now being processed at a revamped recovery facility in Tullamore, County Offaly.
Out of the ashes – EfW plant maximises recovery
A new energy-from-waste plant has been equipped with systems designed and built by Turmec to handle and process bottom ash.
The state-of-the-art UK facility will process 190,000 tonnes of municipal waste a year when fully operational, exporting around 14.5MW of energy to the national grid.
Glanway boosts sustainable fuel facility
Residual waste from households across the south of Ireland will be recovered as recyclate and sustainable fuel in a new and more efficient facility from next year.
Glanway’s investment in the Turmec plant will increase annual capacity by 80% to 180,000 tonnes and boost recovery rates.
BINGO! a ground-breaking recycling plant in Oz
High-quality fines will be produced by a recycling plant – the first hybrid dry and wet plant of its kind in the world – now being assembled in Australia.
BINGO Industries – a waste management group serving New South Wales and Victoria – commissioned Turmec to design and build the state-of-the-art […]
Hills develops new Materials Recover Facility (MRF) for Wiltshire
Work is underway on the new materials recovery facility in Wiltshire, designed by Turmec.
Hills Waste Solutions has commissioned Turmec to supply and install the MRF plant, which will have the capacity to process 20 tonnes per hour of mixed dry recyclables (MDR).
Upgrade underway for Surrey MRF
More and better-quality materials will be recovered at a Surrey MRF following a plant upgrade to be completed this autumn.
Waste company Grundons operates the Leatherhead materials recycling facility, which recovers glass, paper, cans and plastics from Mole Valley district council’s dry recyclable […]
Turmec designs and builds Zero Landfill recycling plant in Bristol
Turmec designs and builds Zero Landfill recycling plant in Bristol .
ETM Recycling invested £4m in the innovative recycling centre at its Ashton Vale transfer station on the outskirts of Bristol.
International expansion reaches Australia
Turmec’s international expansion is continuing with the opening of a new office in Australia.
Having established Turmec UK in Bristol, ahead of Brexit, the company’s second overseas base is targeting the growing recycling market Down Under.