- The project awaits final investment decision by Technip Energies' board.
- The plant will use depolymerization technology to produce rBHET from textile waste.
- The hub will create 80 direct and over 300 indirect jobs.
- The site is located on the Induslacq platform, owned by TotalEnergies.
Project Overview
Reju has announced the selection of Lacq, France, for its new Regeneration Hub, aimed at transforming post-consumer textiles into high-quality recycled polyester. The facility will utilize Reju's proprietary depolymerization technology to convert textile waste into rBHET, a regenerated raw material for new polyester production.
Environmental Impact
With 121 million tonnes of textiles discarded annually and only 1% recycled, the hub addresses a significant environmental challenge. By converting waste into valuable materials, the project supports France's leadership in circular, low-carbon industrial innovation.
Economic Benefits
The project is expected to generate 80 direct jobs and over 300 indirect jobs, contributing to the local economy. It aligns with France's circular-economy agenda and aims to build a scalable circular infrastructure in Europe.
Strategic Location
The Regeneration Hub will be situated on the Induslacq platform, owned by TotalEnergies. The site selection underscores the attractiveness of the Lacq industrial basin and supports the development of a low-carbon circular economy in the region.
