
Industrial circular fuel and advanced plastic recycling projects under development in Spain and Portugal
Governance & Leadership
View Governance StructurePOWERLAND GREEN ENERGY 2026 S.L. is a Spanish industrial development company currently in a pre-industrial structuring phase, focused on the development of circular energy and advanced waste valorisation projects.
The company operates through a project-based structure using dedicated Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs), designed to support the future development of industrial assets and associated financing frameworks, ensuring legal, financial and operational segregation as each project progresses.
Based in Spain, the company is currently advancing the structuring of an industrial project integrating plastic recovery, tyre-derived materials valorisation and circular fuels production, with key components such as supply chain, industrial location and commercial agreements under active development.
Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV)
POWERLAND GREEN ENERGY 2026 S.L. is a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) established in Spain for the structuring, governance and phased development of industrial circular energy projects currently in pre-industrial, financing and deployment preparation stages.
The company is currently advancing the structuring of an industrial project focused on the recovery and valorisation of plastic-based materials, with supply chain, industrial location, commercial agreements and financing arrangements under active development.
This SPV model provides clear allocation of responsibilities, project-level risk segregation, regulatory consistency and a disciplined framework to support the future development and financing of industrial assets in alignment with European circular economy and energy transition objectives.
POWERLAND GREEN ENERGY 2026 S.L. currently focuses on the coordinated development of industrial circular economy projects located in the Iberian Peninsula, supporting structuring, technical preparation and financing alignment.
Official contact: direction@powerlandenergy.com — industrial development coordination handled by a contracted developer acting on behalf of the SPV.





POWERLAND GREEN ENERGY 2026 S.L. is currently advancing its Iberian industrial platform through a structured development roadmap focused on project consolidation, technical validation, regulatory positioning and financing preparation, prior to the transition into construction and execution phases.
The Murcia industrial project is being structured to process complex plastic waste streams, including difficult-to-recycle fractions such as ABS and selected tyre-derived materials, through thermochemical conversion technologies currently under technical validation and industrial assessment.
The technological framework under evaluation is based on a controlled process configuration, integrating gas recovery systems, thermal stabilisation mechanisms and water-based neutralisation modules, with the objective of optimising internal energy use and operational consistency at industrial scale.
This configuration is being assessed to align with applicable European environmental standards, particularly in relation to emissions control, particulate management and industrial safety requirements.
The project is also being developed with consideration for future integration into environmental value frameworks, including carbon-related mechanisms and plastic recovery certification systems, subject to regulatory validation at later development and operational stages.
The Murcia industrial project is being designed to process selected complex waste streams compatible with advanced thermochemical recycling pathways, within a controlled industrial framework currently under structuring.
Feedstock acceptance remains subject to technical compatibility, regulatory compliance and process optimisation requirements defined during industrial deployment phases.
The Murcia industrial project is being structured to integrate selected complex waste streams into a controlled valorisation process, targeting technically challenging fractions compatible with advanced thermochemical recycling pathways currently under development.
Post-industrial and post-consumer plastic fractions suitable for controlled recovery pathways.
Difficult-to-recycle technical polymers requiring advanced industrial treatment.
Selected agricultural plastic residues compatible with industrial valorisation.
Controlled tyre-derived materials integrated into the broader recycling framework.
Feedstock acceptance remains subject to technical compatibility, regulatory compliance and process optimisation criteria applicable during industrial deployment phases.
The Murcia industrial project is being structured with an initial target treatment capacity of 100 tonnes per day of complex plastic waste streams, with infrastructure design considerations allowing for a potential expansion to 200 tonnes per day following commissioning and operational validation.
The industrial process currently under development is intended to convert selected plastic waste fractions and tyre-derived materials into circular energy products and industrial by-products through controlled thermochemical recycling pathways, subject to technical validation.
The Murcia industrial project is being developed with a structured approach to long-term feedstock security, supporting future industrial deployment and operational scalability from the initial configuration phase to subsequent expansion stages.
The supply strategy under development is based on the identification of compatible plastic waste streams, selected tyre-derived materials and regional industrial sources, currently under assessment to ensure technical compatibility and regulatory compliance.
The project framework includes ongoing evaluation of supply continuity, traceability requirements, logistics structuring and potential long-term cooperation mechanisms with industrial and waste management stakeholders.
This approach is intended to strengthen industrial resilience, improve financing visibility and support the long-term viability of the project within a structured Iberian circular economy framework.
POWERLAND GREEN ENERGY 2026 S.L. is progressing through a phased development roadmap focused on consolidating technical, regulatory and financial foundations, prior to entering the construction and industrial deployment stages.