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Recycling and resource recovery specialist, Enva, has announced plans to further expand its fridge recycling capability with the construction of a new state-of-the-art facility, capable of processing 35,000 tonnes per year, to serve London and the South East.
Enva expects the facility to be operational in the second half of 2026. More details on its plans will be released in the coming weeks.
Barry Phillips, Managing Director for Fridges, WEEE & Glass at Enva, stated: “We’re excited to bring the latest fridge recycling technology to London and the South East, providing much-needed additional processing capacity. This development demonstrates Enva’s commitment to executing its long-term growth strategy and investing in the latest technology to safely and sustainably process end-of-life fridges while realising their commercial and environmental value.”
This development further strengthens Enva’s position as a market leader across the UK, after recent new plant builds in Perth, Scotland and Toomebridge, Northern Ireland, in addition to existing fridge recycling facilities in Grantham and Stourbridge in England.
FMJ has partnered with Watco to deliver a webinar where we will be grilling a panel of experts on how facilities managers can maintain a safe workplace while balancing shrinking budgets.
The webinar follows the Lifting the Lid report series that the industrial paint and repair products specialist has been developing over the past few years based on research conducted with FMs across the UK. The research explored core responsibilities of the FM role, including how they have evolved in the past decade, and the associated challenges to manage.
Watco’s Sales Director and key contributor to the reports, Chris Budd, will be joined by a panel of experts including Phil Pinnington, Head of Audit & Consultancy at the British Safety Council, Nick Bray, Head of HSEQ, ISS UK and Ireland and Jenni Gallop, Director of Estates and Facilities at Provide Community.
With decades of combined experience in the introduction and management of health and safety in complex, demanding environments, the panel will provide the audience with recommendations broken down into steps that can be introduced immediately.
The panel will discuss the research data from FMs across the UK, the evidence they have seen of those experiences across industries and their first-hand recommendations on how to manage those challenges and ease the pressure.
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