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After all the preparatory work by the technicians, the first ENESPA Wastx module was put into operation for test purposes in the 11th week of 2021.

Despite obstacles caused by coronavirus (delays due to authorities and subcontractors), we will start with the approval process of the first 1,000 kg/day module in calendar week 4 of 2021.

Visions are taking shape. While the first 250 kg/day module is being delivered after undergoing endurance tests and the first 1,000 kg/day module for ENESPA goes into production, specialists are working on the plans for the recycling factory.

Visions are taking shape. While the first 250 kg/day module is being delivered after undergoing endurance tests and the first 1,000 kg/day module for ENESPA goes into production, specialists are working on the plans for the recycling factory.

The design plans for the first recycling module are ready for construction. The module processes 1,000 kg/day of mixed plastic waste into the raw product paraffin oil. Five such modules form a productive 40-foot container facility which will be commissioned starting at the beginning of September.

The Federal Immission Control Act procedure is required to authorise the operation of a thermo-recycling system of our size. The procedure of the Federal Immission Control Act (BImSchG) includes building and operating permits as well as all measurable parameters for the operation and control of the facility (immissions, safety, etc.). The first phase, the environmental impact assessment, has been completed and approved.

The selected site on the “Schwarze Pumpe” industrial site in Saxony is in the planning stage. Below are the first rough plans, which are part of the approval process.

Thanks to the professional support of the specialists from ASG Spremberg GmbH, we are now in the midst of the processes for approval, land purchase, hall construction and facility construction.

ENESPA AG's recycling project is classified as eligible for funding by a German development bank. Approval in accordance with the Federal Immission Control Act (BImSchG) process is now a prerequisite for subsequent commitment to financial support. This application is in progress.