'Ground-breaking': Viridor plans £65m plastics recycling plant powered by waste
The facility will produce over 60,000 tonnes of recovered plastics for use in new products, using electricity from neighbouring waste-to-energy plant
Viridor has today unveiled plans for a "ground-breaking" £65m plastics recycling facility near Bristol that will produce over 60,000 tonnes of recycled polymers each year, using power generated by an on-site...
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