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Viridor - Transforming Waste
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Stand 17 Contact details
BL3 2NP Bolton |
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Part of the FTSE 250 Pennon Group, Viridor puts waste into action, transforming it into high quality recyclables, raw materials and energy.
Its full range of services includes: recycling and waste advice and auditing; advanced materials recycling; glass and plastics reprocessing; composting; mechanical & biological treatment; anaerobic digestion; waste to energy; transport; collection; landfill disposal; and habitat restoration and management.
Each year, Viridor transforms over two million tonnes of materials into high quality recyclate, and yet more into 130 megawatts of renewable energy. In total it safely manages over eight million tonnes of recyclables and waste materials for customers from all sectors across the UK.
Employing over 3,200 people, Viridor strives to be an environmentally, socially and economically sustainable business. All sites and services are operated under the company’s business management system incorporating the highest environmental, quality and health and safety standards.
Viridor’s Lakeside energy from waste joint venture won the Chartered Institution of Wastes Management’s Peel Peoples Cup for the best run facility in the UK in 2011, and the company was named ‘UK Recycling and Waste Management Business of the Year’ at the 2010 National Recycling Awards.
Press releases
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Viridor launches UK's most advanced recycling vehicle to help Manchester Businesses Recycle
Viridor has unveiled the latest in a line of new technologies aimed at helping businesses to recycle more.
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St Helens Council Commercial Waste and Recycling Customers to recycle more with Viridor
Viridor has announced that it will be providing services to St Helens Council to collect and treat commercial waste for recycling and recovery. Customers will benefit from Viridor’s high levels of experience in the sector and their numerous recycling and energy recovery facilities in the region. Businesses in St Helens will still be customers of the Council and contacts remain as before, but the new contract will help them to recycle more of their waste.
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