About ReSource

A new standard for recycling

ReSource Denmark is Denmark's largest and most advanced facility for sorting plastic waste. The facility, which opened in June 2024, is established in partnership between Eurazeo and Quantafuel. With a capacity of approximately 160,000 tons of plastic waste per year, we actively contribute to the circular economy by converting plastic waste into mono-fractions that can be used in both mechanical and chemical recycling.

High-tech and efficient operation

Our sorting facilities are built on the latest technology to ensure an efficient sorting process that maximizes the yield of recyclable materials and minimizes resource waste.

At ReSource Denmark, we see plastic as a valuable resource that can be used in new production cycles. Our advanced sorting technology and dedicated employees ensure that we can make a real difference and create a future where plastics are recycled instead of ending up as waste.

Playing an important role to reach Denmark’s recycling goal

Our facilities play a key role in achieving Denmark's ambitious plastic recycling targets. Today, around 85% of all plastic waste is either incinerated or exported, but the government aims to recycle 80% by 2030. With advanced technology and efficient processes, we ensure that plastic resources are recycled and utilized in the best possible way.

Prime location for a waste management facility

ReSource Denmark is located in Esbjerg, where the infrastructure ensures easy access for plastic waste delivery. The facility is only 500 meters from the motorway, 5 kilometers from the nearest train station and 8 kilometers from the Port of Esbjerg, making it possible to transport waste efficiently by road, rail or sea. This location supports a smooth supply chain

MARTIN SICHELKOV

Eurazeo Infrastructure Team

We are excited to partner with a like-minded, visionary and highly professional company like Quantafuel, built around ESG & sustainability principles that are fully aligned with our Article-9 Eurazeo Transition Infrastructure Fund. By providing a local plastic sorting solution to municipalities and industrial companies, we will enable improved traceability of all waste received and processed. For current and future generations, it is crucial that industry and capital join forces to reduce the carbon footprint of plastic waste and contribute to a circular economy. ReSource Denmark is committed to this ethic. We are proud to be a part of it and hope that this is the beginning of a longer and broader collaboration with Quantafuel.

Ownership

ReSource Denmark is owned equally by Eurazeo and Quantafuel, each with a 50% stake.

The partnership combines strong competencies within investment, infrastructure and circular resource management and ensures a long-term development of ReSource Denmark.

Eurazeo is a global investment company with experience in infrastructure, energy, technology and sustainable investments.

Quantafuel is an international company specializing in advanced plastics recycling. The company is a leader in the development and operation of technologies that convert plastic waste into recyclable resources and reduce the environmental and climate impact of plastics. Quantafuel is owned by Viridor.

Together we ensure access to leading technology and expertise that reduces climate impact and increases plastic recycling in Europe.

EU support
ReSource Denmark receives support from the European Union through the InvestEU Fund, as part of our collaboration with the European Investment Fund.

Board and management

ReSource Denmark's
board and management

Lee Hodder

Chairman

Lee is Managing Director of Carbon Capture and Circular Solutions at Viridor, where he works with mechanical and chemical recycling of plastics.
He has a broad background in energy and clean tech from previous positions at Shell and Galp.
He has experience with the Danish energy sector through his previous work with the Danish Underground Consortium (DUC).
He has a strong connection to the industry in Esbjerg through his work with the Danish Underground Consortium.
He holds a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering from Qatar University and an MBA from Harvard Business School.
Since April 2024, he has been Chairman of the Board of ReSource Denmark.

Martin Sichelkow

Board Member

Martin works as Managing Director at Eurazeo Infrastructure.
Martin is a Danish citizen and has more than 15 years of experience with equity investments in infrastructure, primarily in the energy, renewable energy and transportation sectors.
He holds a Master's degree in International Trade and Business from Copenhagen Business School and an MBA from Indiana University.

Teresa Rebuelta Merino

Board Member

Teresa is a Principal at Eurazeo Infrastructure, where she works with value-creating investments in circular economy, energy, transportation and logistics across OECD countries in Europe.
She has extensive experience in financial strategy and capital markets from previous positions in investment banking at Lazard and Centerview Partners.
She graduated from SciencesPo Paris.

Amie Stringer

Board Member

Amie works as Purchasing and Sales Director at Viridor Polymer Recycling Ltd.
With an extensive background in sales management in various industries, she demonstrates skill in managing rapid growth and strengthening market position.
She holds a Business Management Degree from King’s College in London.