We are working towards a circular economy.
The aim of this model is to avoid waste and where this is not possible waste should be reused or recycled.
Residual waste is the REAL waste!
Rubbish that is contaminated or the quality of the material is so poor that it can’t be recycled.
Our solution:
Use this residual waste to provide a valuable resource and produce affordable, clean, local energy.
Items that can’t be recycled include:
- Coffee Cups
- Yoghurt Pots
- Nappies
- Tissue
The average family in Essex produces 560kg of residual waste every year.
That’s 26 wheelie bins full of waste
200,000 tonnes of Essex waste was shipped overseas, last year, and over 1,000,000 tonnes of waste passes through ports in Essex on its way to the continent.
This will result in the loss of energy and a loss to the British economy
The Rivenhall IWMF provides a solution!
What We Are Passionate About
Forecasted Local Benefits
65
Jobs created
595000
Tonnes of waste converted
60000
Homes powered
42650
£ Given back to Essex community
Our Latest News
Recycled IBA used at the Rivenhall IWMF and Energy Centre site
As part of the site development works of the Riven
17 May, 2022Indaver’s Information Hub at the Rivenhall IWMF & Energy Centre hosts its first public open day
The on-site Information Hub at the Rivenhall IWMF
17 May, 2022Her Royal Highness Princess Astrid, Princess of Belgium, marked the start of construction of the Rivenhall Integrated Waste Management Facility (IWMF) and Energy Centre
On Thursday the 12th of May, Indaver held a formal
17 May, 2022Indaver signs Hitachi Zosen Inova as its EPC contractor for the construction of the Rivenhall IWMF and Energy Centre
Indaver has appointed global green-tech company Hi
15 May, 2022
