'The UK energy from waste market is in an interesting development phase and will, over time, offer the potential for further investments in energy from waste. At Fortum our objective is to reuse, recycle and utilise as much of the waste streams as possible; we want to make waste incineration fully circular. This means that also CO2 emissions should be turned into new raw materials. To do this at scale, we need to rethink how we do recycling in general. In the UK alone, there are 48 energy for waste plants, meaning that 11 million tonnes of CO2 could be captured and reused in a year. We want to tap into this potential and bring our competence and track record of pioneering waste solutions to the market,' stated Kalle Saarimaa, vice president of recycling and waste at Fortum.