# FCC Environment UK (FCC Recycling (UK) Limited)

> FCC Environment identifies its UK trading operation as FCC Recycling (UK) Limited. Its 2025 net-zero page reports 1.65 million tonnes of waste recycled and 236 MW of energy generated by its facilities. A separate Millerhill disclosure describes up to 155,000 tonnes per year of residual non-hazardous waste treatment, electricity and heat generation, and nearly 20,000 tonnes of metals recovered from incinerator bottom ash since the facility began operating in 2019. These are different time bases and pathways. FCC Environment UK is not the same named entity as FCC Environmental Services (USA).

- Industry: Waste & Resource Recovery
- Collection: Waste company
- Regions: Europe
- Countries: United Kingdom
- Materials: Organics
- Processes: Recycling, Sorting, Composting, Incineration, Energy recovery
- Evidence through: 2026-09-21
- Canonical URL: https://www.materialtransition.com/library/fcc-environment-uk

## The 2025 company-wide signal

FCC Environment's net-zero page reports 1.65 million tonnes of waste recycled in 2025 and 236 MW generated by facilities each year. The page does not break the recycling total into grades, sites or available products. Energy generation is a separate measure and should not be added to the recycled-tonnage figure.

### Millerhill links residual waste to a metal pathway

FCC says Millerhill has treated one million tonnes of non-recyclable waste since opening in 2019. The site describes up to 155,000 tonnes per year of residual non-hazardous feed, energy output, and nearly 20,000 tonnes of metals recovered from incinerator bottom ash since opening. The metals claim is cumulative and site-specific. It does not state current annual metal output, specification or remaining saleable volume.

### Scope of this page

This page concerns FCC Environment UK, whose legal operator is FCC Recycling (UK) Limited. It does not cover FCC Environmental Services (USA).

## Material Transition editorial interpretation

Start with the target product: recovered bottom-ash metals, a separately sorted recyclable, compost, or an energy service. For metals, request the Millerhill or other named site's current recovered grade, processing and metal split, tests, annual output, destination and uncommitted volume. Confirm the counterparty legal entity and contract owner; do not substitute energy generation figures for material yield.

## Sources

- [1] FCC Environment Net Zero and 2025 operational indicators - https://www.fccenvironment.co.uk/about-us/net-zero/ - 2025 company-reported 1.65 million tonnes recycled, 236 MW generated and the UK customer footprint.
- [2] Millerhill Recycling and Energy Recovery Centre milestone - https://www.fccenvironment.co.uk/2025/06/12/one-million-tonnes-of-waste-received-at-edinburgh-recycling-and-energy-recovery-facility/ - Facility operator, partnership scope, operating-period receipts, energy output and reported recovered bottom-ash metals.
- [3] FCC Environment company and legal identity - https://www.fccenvironment.co.uk/about-us/esg/ - FCC Environment's own identification as FCC Recycling (UK) Limited trading as FCC Environment and its official report library.

From the Material Transition company brief library: https://www.materialtransition.com/library/fcc-environment-uk