Recycling and resource recovery specialist Enva has pre-let a 124,000 facility at Goodman’s Crossways Commercial Park in Dartford, Kent.
When fully operational, the state-of-the-art fridge recycling facility will be capable of processing 35,000 tonnes of e-waste per year. Set to complete in late 2026, it will be the largest facility of its type and one of the most innovative fridge recycling plants in the UK.
Barry Phillips, managing director of Enva, said: “This new facility demonstrates a continued commitment to delivering our long-term growth strategy. By investing in the latest technology to safely and sustainably process end-of-life fridges, this facility will help us create significant environmental and commercial value for our customers and support a more resource efficient and circular economy.”
George Glennie, development director at Goodman, added: “Whether customers are looking to expand their operations or drive efficiencies in their supply chains, Crossways Commercial Park provides high quality, flexible space that can meet their needs over the long term. Set within a well established logistics park, it also offers an attractive working environment with extensive landscaping and views across the River Thames and surrounding lakes.
“This new facility will enable Enva to significantly increase its operational capacity and with sustainability at the heart of its business, invest in innovative, high-tech solutions to maximise resource recovery.”
