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HomeProcessesRecyclingGreen light for UK Plastic-to-Liquid plant
Norwegian recycling firm Quantafuel is to build a new plastics recycling plant at the Port of Sunderland. Winifred Johansen with Matthew Hunt and Cllr Graeme Miller

Green light for UK Plastic-to-Liquid plant

Quantafuel’s plans to build a series of plastics recycling plants across the UK are moving on swiftly after planning permission was granted for its first operation in Sunderland.    Sunderland City Council has given the go-ahead for a new Plastic-to-Liquid (PtL) plant to be built on land at the Port of Sunderland, creating more than…

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