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Inetec's Finance Team Grows
23rd October 2007

Contracts Administrator Joins Inetec
1st October 2007

Inetec are pleased to welcome Gareth Nicholas to their team in the role of Contracts Administrator. Gareth joined Inetec on the 9^th September in the newly created role and will be responsible for working with the external lawyers on all things legal in relation to both Inetec and EnCycle.

Inetec's expansion continues
15th August 2007

Inetec are delighted to welcome Alan Preece-Jones to their ever expanding team.

First EnCycle plant granted planning permission
4th June 2007

Europe's first food waste to renewable electricity power station, to be located close to Immingham Docks in NE Lincs, has been granted planning permission by NE Lincs Council. The plant, to be developed by EnCycle, will divert up to 180,000 tonnes of waste away from landfill and generate around 24MW of green electricity for supply to the national grid.

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CleanTech 100
3rd October 2008

Inetec are proud to have been selected as one of the top 100 companies in the Library House Guardian 2008 CleanTech awards.

Project Management Partner
29th May 2008

EnCycle forge ahead with the strategic development of the prestigious renewable energy project by appointing Mott MacDonald as their Project Manager for the design, construction, testing and commissioning phases of the Power Station build programme.

The changing trends of food waste disposal
29th October 2007

Every year in the UK it is estimated that around 30% of food which is purchased from retail outlets is thrown away by consumers. Most of this is items that have past their sell by date and it is often discarded still in its packaging. Recent studies have shown that as many as 30,000 more ready meals or chilled food items are being purchased per month than during the same month in 2005. This is a huge 15% increase and this trend looks set to continue as convenience becomes even more important within our western culture.

Biomass - is it the future?
26th April 2007

As we move through the 21st Century it has become increasingly apparent that we must find alternative means of providing power. As energy consumptions continue to rise at a staggering rate, and populations grow the worlds energy demands are predicted to reach an all time high by 2050.

EnCycle Emerges as positive solution to food waste
26th April 2007

EnCycle, the special purpose vehicle arm of UK based Inetec, is soon to begin construction of its first renewable energy centre powered by food and non-recyclable packaging waste. The project is being built in the NE Lincs region at a cost of £69 million.

Food Waste or Green Energy?
12th March 2007

In today’s modern western culture there is a rapidly growing reliance on pre-packaged foods and ready meals. Over the past decade as quality of these foods has improved more people now consume these as part of their daily diet over freshly cooked foods. Although convenient the production of these consumables has presented a problem to food producers throughout the UK.

Waste today, Green Energy Tomorrow
12th March 2007

As we move forward into the 21st Century there is increasing concerns over the future of our energy supply. Increasing populations and demand for electricity mean that by the year 2020 it is estimated the world will be using 22trillion KWh of electricity. This figure is 10trillion KWh more than was being used in 1996. Coupled with the growing concerns over global warming this poses a real problem for energy companies the world over due to restrictions on fossil fuel usage and emissions.

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