QMRE adds final touches to plastic waste-2-oil system
QM Recycled Energy (QMRE) has taken one of the final steps before commencing operation of the UK’s first production model VIXLA V5 plastic waste-2-oil system...Read more URLhttps://www.qmre.ltd/qmre-adds........-final-touches-t
Plastic Recyclers UK – Fast & Efficient Service QM Recycled Energy
Looking for reliable plastic recyclers in the UK? QM Recycled Energy offers eco-friendly plastic recycling solutions across the UK. We handle all types of plastic waste, ensuring sustainable disposal. Contact us today for efficient, cost-effective recycling services!
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Plastic Waste Problem Not Going Away Yet
Even though it was seven years’ ago (2017) that Sir David Attenborough’s Blue Planet 2 television programme alerted the wider public...Read More.
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Cleaner Fuel for a Greener UK With QM Recycled Energy
Are you searching for a reliable recycled carbon fuel company in the UK? QM Recycled Energy transforms waste into clean, sustainable fuel, reducing emissions. Based in the UK, we help industries go green. Contact us today for eco-friendly fuel solutions!!
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A&M Renewables’ Collaboration With QMRE
QM Recycled Energy (QMRE) is delighted to announce that A&M Renewables has entered into a commercial joint venture with QMRE to become the first UK customer to purchase a VIXLA plastic Waste-2-Oil system from the Kent-based distributor and operator...Read More
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QM Recycled Energy (QMRE) has an effective, efficient solution using tried and tested – but little utilized – technology that will help reduce the effects of plastic waste pollution at the same time as providing lucrative investment and new business opportunities. QMRE will take the mountains of plastic waste and return it to its natural state – oil. This will be used to power incinerators and furnaces and fuel heavy plant construction vehicles, marine vessels, and ultimately cracked back into the plastic to create a circular economy.
