Encyclis treated 1.46 million tonnes of residual waste in 2025 and took the final investment decision on the UK’s first full-scale carbon capture plant for energy from waste. Its fossil emissions barely moved, and the portfolio is being reshaped.
Key Takeaways
- 1,464,873 tonnes of residual waste treated at Rookery South, Dublin and Newhurst. 1,158,234 MWh of electricity exported
- Greenhouse gas emissions fell 0.9 per cent to 799,463 tonnes of CO2e, while Scope 3 emissions rose 22 per cent.
- Final investment decision for carbon capture at Protos in September 2025: around 370,000 tonnes of CO2 a year from mid-2029.
- 183,000 tonnes of bottom ash recycled at the company’s own plant in Wellingborough, around 14 per cent of it recovered as metals.
- Full ownership of Newhurst and the Protos plant since July 2025. Sale of the 50 per cent stake in Dublin agreed in March 2026.
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