The UK’s waste infrastructure is facing a capacity crunch. With landfill sites reaching capacity and EfW routes under pressure, waste operators are having to think differently about where residual waste goes, and how it can be better prepared for whatever comes next.
Dr Stephen Wise shares his four key waste industry predictions for 2026, from ETS and chemical recycling to innovation and rising waste crime.
As the waste sector shifts away from disposal to material recovery, improving feedstock quality becomes vital to unlocking new offtake markets.
By harnessing biology and innovation rather than just combustion, businesses can align with net-zero strategies and embrace genuine circularity. Our recent Virtual Waste Summit delved deeper.
Advetec’s Waste Summit explored how to unlock value from unrecyclable waste through biotech innovation and practical waste solutions.
The message is clear: diversify now or risk being left behind; Join our first Virtual Waste Summit with Let’s Recycle on 16th October.
A few weeks ago, we participated in Innovate UK Business Connect’s SAF Café webinar, during which the audience asked numerous technical questions; we covered a lot of ground, so we thought it would be helpful to share all those questions and Dr Stephen’s answers in this blog.
Join us on Thursday 16th October for our first Virtual Waste Summit in partnership with @Let’sRecycle, where we’ll tackle one of the industry’s toughest questions: how can we recover value from waste that can’t be recycled?
Advetec and CIWM explore how biotech innovation helps reduce landfill, tackle tricky waste, and support a shift to a circular economy.
We’ll generate waste for the foreseeable future – so let’s do more with it. Learn how better resource recovery can help push back Earth Overshoot Day.