PROJECTS
Building and operating
From our original demonstration plant to projects now under construction, this is where ATR technology meets real otherwise non-recyclable waste streams.
Since 2010
In total 4 commercial scale ATR plants have been built - both on biomass and waste feedstocks
3 new projects
Currently in development, with focus on non-recyclable and hazardous waste fractions
UK & EU
Being current new project geographies due to attractive waste market conditions
ATC Plant, Huddersfield, United Kingdom
Operational since 2014
After several biomass plants ATC Plant is our first purely waste focused facility, in operation since 2014 — starting as an R&D partnership site with Yorkshire Water and now serving as both a commercially operating combined heat and power plant and our primary technology demonstration facility. Every major feedstock validation — from sewage sludge to refuse-derived fuel (RDF), solid recovered fuel (SRF) and contaminated wood — has happened here first, and it remains where we test new feedstocks and downstream processes before they are applied to new project sites.
Burnley, United Kingdom
In development - commissioning in 2Q 2027
A combined heat and power plant converting low grade RDF and SRF pellets into on-site electricity and heat for a local waste management operation, eventually reducing on-site power and heat costs and creating a new outlet for company's processed waste.
Gardene, Latvia
In development - commissioning in 3Q 2027
Installation of one ATR module for combined heat and power production converting hazardous and medical waste into electricity for on-site consumption and exports. Surplus heat to be used for waste feedstock drying.
Fleetwood, United Kingdom
permitting - commissioning in 2028
A phased project focusing on RDF and SRF pellets as key feedstock, with combined heat and power plant development at Phase I, and expansion to synthetic natural gas (SNG) production at Phase II.
