NWR hand picked for Hyundai Europe promotion
North West Recycling (NWR) recently welcomed Hyundai Construction Equipment Europe to their Carlisle HQ, after the waste recycling operation was selected to feature in a video and photographic case study to promote the Hyundai brand and capture the true capability of their construction machinery in action. The filming included an interview with NWR Managing Director Rick Allan, and footage of the Hyundai machinery in operation on site. Cumbria based NWR has a long history with Hyundai Construction Equipment Europe through their mutual partnership with construction machinery specialists and official Hyundai dealership, Taylor & Brathwaite, who have supplied NWR with Hyundai machinery for several years.
Carlisle NMR features in Hyundai promotion
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It currently employs 100 people.
The company’s flagship 30-acre Rockcliffe HQ now delivers fully integrated waste processing capability on site, including collection, disposal, purpose-built recycling facility and a renewable fuel plant currently under construction.
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Rick Allan, founder and owner of North West Recycling, said: ”We are really excited at the prospect of being able to play such a major part in helping Cumbria reduce its carbon footprint.
“When the business moved into waste management in 1995, it was done with the clear vision of dealing with the non-recyclable element of waste in Cumbria.
“The decision to rebrand and our partnership with Waste Knot Energy form the next chapter in what we are doing to improve innovation in waste management, reduce Cumbria’s landfill burden and protect the local environment.
MP welcomes prospect of £40m investment and 90 new jobs
John Stevenson MP
A Cumbrian MP has welcomed âgame-changingâ plans that could see 90 jobs created and £40m in investment for the area.
Local family business North West Recycling and partner Waste Knot Energy have drawn up plans for the construction of a new facility on the Rockcliffe Industrial Estate, Kingmoor Park, which would take non-recyclable waste from Cumbria and convert it into âpelletsâ that can be burned as a fuel source â though none of the burning will take place on-site.
Up to 60 jobs could be created as a result of the facilityâs construction, and it is proposed that when the facility is up and running, it could provide âa solution for all general waste in Cumbriaâ, according to Rick Allan, managing director of the Carlisle-based North West Recycling.
Game-changing plans have been revealed for a £40m investment into the creation of a new waste processing facility just outside Carlisle, set to create dozens of jobs and produce an alternative energy source to fossil fuels. Local family business North West Recycling and partner Waste Knot Energy have drawn up plans for the construction of a new facility on the Rockcliffe Industrial Estate, Kingmoor Park, which would take non-recyclable waste from Cumbria and convert it into pellets that can be burned as a fuel source - though none of the burning will take place on site. Up to 60 jobs could be created as a result of the facility s construction, and it is proposed that when the facility is up and running, it could provide a solution for all general waste in Cumbria , according to Rick Allan, managing director of the Carlisle-based North West Recycling.
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