HOM Re is a UK real estate and green infrastructure investment company building three businesses: a nationwide waste-to-energy platform, a green energy portfolio, and a growing collection of eco-certified hotels in Scotland and across the UK.
HOM Re exists to give investors long-term stability and real growth in the same instrument — not one at the expense of the other. Every structure we bring to market is built around three commitments.
We target consistent, real returns that compound in value over the life of an investment, rather than one-off gains dependent on market timing.
Where we offer principal-protected instruments, protection is engineered into the structure itself — through sovereign-referenced mechanisms subject to definitive legal documentation — not simply promised.
Discretion, transparency and rigour in how we structure, document and report — the standard our qualified and institutional investors expect.
HOM Re concentrates on three sectors where UK regulatory change and demand are actively creating value — waste-to-energy infrastructure, green energy, and eco-certified hospitality real estate — built on an operating model, not a development pipeline.
Consolidating founder-owned Materials Recovery Facilities, Anaerobic Digestion operators, Energy-from-Waste and C&D recycling businesses — every target an existing, operating business with Environmental Permits already in place. No greenfield development, no permitting risk.
Renewable and low-carbon energy generation and recovery that sits alongside our waste platform — turning processed material and biomass feedstock into a usable energy output, not just a disposal outcome.
A growing portfolio of BREEAM- and LEED-class hospitality real estate, with an early focus on Scotland and expanding across the UK — sustainability designed in from acquisition or development, not retrofitted afterwards.
Alongside our three sectors, HOM Re runs a green plantation programme built around bamboo — one of the fastest-growing, most carbon-efficient plants available — cultivated using vertical plantation techniques that maximise yield per acre of land.
Plantation land is chosen and managed to serve two purposes at once: carbon sequestration and a steady, renewable feedstock supply.
Bamboo reaches harvestable maturity far faster than timber, and converts efficiently into biomass fuel, board material and construction inputs.
A vertical planting method that increases the volume of usable biomass grown per acre, improving the economics of every hectare under cultivation.
Roughly £1.4–1.5bn a year is now redirected from producers to recyclers, converting variable income into contracted, recurring revenue for MRFs and plastics processors.
Revenue Tailwind220,000+ English businesses must now separate six waste streams by law, with weekly food-waste collection mandated from March 2026 — a structural, national demand shock.
Volume TailwindCarbon costs of roughly £48/tonne begin hitting EfW gate fees from 2028. Integrated recyclers that divert waste upstream avoid the cost entirely — a widening structural advantage.
Moat, Not RiskWe've kept the financing detail — instruments, protection tiers and target returns — to a single page, so this site can stay focused on what we actually build.
HOM Re works with Qualified Institutional Investors and High Net Worth Investors seeking real-asset-backed opportunities with genuine structural protection — not a retail proposition, and not marketed as one.
We work with private banks, family offices, infrastructure and real-asset funds, insurance and pension capital, and sovereign and strategic investors who share our view that UK green infrastructure is entering a structurally advantaged decade.
HOMRE Limited, a separately listed company on the BSE in India, already operates biomass energy, solar, metal recycling and green plantation businesses at commercial scale. HOM Re UK is an independent company, built on that same waste-to-value conviction, applied to the UK market.
Why acquiring permitted, operating waste businesses removes the single largest risk in UK infrastructure investing.
Read more →How a sovereign-referenced structure can protect private capital, in plain terms, and what "protected" should mean to an investor.
Read more →How an operating biomass energy business in India de-risks the case for a UK waste-to-energy platform.
Read more →The Investor Briefing sets out the full structure, coverage discipline and deployment strategy, with the complete Investment Memorandum available under NDA.