Inverness Wind-Turbine Recycling Plant Could Create 70 Jobs

Plaswire agrees Inverness wind blade recycling project

Plaswire and Inverness port plan a turbine recycling operation together. Their memorandum of understanding concerns a proposed blade-composites facility, with around 70 skilled jobs anticipated when operating at capacity; construction and production remain ahead.

Inverness Wind-Turbine Recycling Plant Could Create 70 Jobs

A new project at the Port of Inverness could create around 70 jobs by tackling one of the less visible problems facing Scotland's renewable energy industry: what to do with wind-turbine blades when they reach the end of their working lives.   Northern Ireland-based company Plaswire has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Port of Inverness to establish a facility for recycling wind-turbine blades.

Plaswire and Port of Inverness sign landmark agreement to bring circular-economy recycling facility to the Scottish Highlands

Plaswire, the sustainable waste management and recycling specialist, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Port of Inverness. This marks a major step towards establishing Scotland’s first advanced facility dedicated to recycling wind turbine blades and industrial composite waste.