HOM Re's green energy focus centres on the technologies that turn the United Kingdom's waste streams into materials, fuel and power — acquiring existing, permitted operators rather than building new capacity from the ground up.
Four complementary technologies, each addressing a different part of the UK's waste stream, form the acquisition universe for the platform.
Sort mixed household and commercial waste into clean material streams for recycling — the front door of the circular economy, and the direct beneficiary of new statutory producer fee income.
Converts food and organic waste into biogas for power or grid injection, and digestate for agricultural use — directly positioned for the new weekly food-waste collection mandate.
Residual, non-recyclable waste generates power and heat rather than going to landfill — increasingly advantaged relative to landfill as disposal costs rise.
Processed waste fuel for energy-intensive industry, extracting value from material that would otherwise carry a straight disposal cost.
Already operating. Revenue-generating, with an established customer and contract base — not a development-stage proposition.
Permits in place. Environmental Permits already granted — HOM Re does not take permitting risk on investors' behalf.
£1m–£5m EBITDA. Founder-owned, small-to-medium scale, with genuine capacity to expand under new ownership.
Expandable capacity. Room to grow throughput and margin through the regulatory tailwinds below, not merely to hold share.
~£1.4–1.5bn a year redirected from producers to recyclers. MRFs and plastics processors now receive direct statutory fee income.
Revenue Tailwind220,000+ English businesses must separate six waste streams by law; weekly household food-waste collection mandated from March 2026.
Volume Tailwind~£48/tonne carbon cost hits residual-only gate fees. Integrated recyclers that divert waste upstream avoid it entirely.
Structural MoatHOMRE Limited, a separately listed company in India, already runs a live biomass energy business — converting agricultural residue into high-density fuel pellets at commercial scale, alongside solar and metal recycling operations. Our UK strategy applies the same waste-to-value discipline to a new market.
Investor Relation sets out the full capital programme funding this sector, including the underwriting hurdle and instrument detail.