We decontaminate contaminated medical waste electrically — no fire, no smoke — and return it to the chain as raw material. Permitted. Contracted. Operations start October 2026.
The Netherlands produces up to 22,000 tonnes of specific hospital waste per year. Virtually all of it is incinerated — at high temperature, losing all material value. Just as the Dutch Green Deal on Sustainable Healthcare 3.0 requires care institutions to cut CO₂ by 55% before 2030, and CSRD forces them to report Scope 3 emissions.
"We are not a recycling company that happens to serve hospitals. We are the circular infrastructure of healthcare."
Every kilo is tagged on arrival and tracked through to the end buyer — one closed chain, four steps.
Ecosteryl lines shred and disinfect the waste in a single pass using microwave technology — heating above 100 °C, fully electric. The output is dry and non-infectious, with 100% of the material value still available.
Automated separation into PP, PE, PVC, mixed plastics and metals. The sorting steps have been validated with sample material at IFE, Tomra and Sesotec.
We supply plastic flakes and metal fractions ex works Velsen-Noord. The material goes to certified buyers as raw material.
From our own raw material we produce the buckets hospitals use to deliver their waste. The loop closes — in-house.
Realistically, 65 to 70% of treated waste returns to the chain as raw material (77% theoretical mass balance). The residual stream shrinks by ±80%.
Source: BUCA-7.0 · July 2026
Our own dashboard from intake to end buyer. A certificate per kilo, CSRD-ready. Conclusive reporting towards the Green Deal on Sustainable Healthcare 3.0.
From incinerator to circular loop: 16,500 tonnes of healthcare waste per year diverted from incineration at full scale. 100% electric.
Ecosteryl microwave — industrially proven, no R&D risk. Permitted for 3,000 tonnes per year.
From red bag to raw material: realistically 65–70% back into the chain, validated at IFE, Tomra and Sesotec.
Sustainability you can verify: dashboard, chain of custody, a certificate per kilo.
No stock photos, no green leaves, no hands holding a globe. This is the real place: the hall in Velsen-Noord, the technology of manufacturer Ecosteryl and the material returning to the chain. Our own factory photography follows with the build-out and the start in October 2026.
Your board must report on Scope 3. Your procurement needs a defensible answer to "what are we doing about medical waste emissions?" Blue2Green is that answer — without changing your logistics.
Six of the seven Dutch university medical centres are contractually in view through European tenders — together accounting for 1,973 tonnes per year, with terms of 4 to 8 years. In addition, the Santeon Group has issued letters of intent for five major hospitals.
Request the procurement fileThe serviceable Dutch market is 21,000 tonnes per year. Incineration is concentrated and capped; regulation is forcing change. Blue2Green is the only chain combining decontamination, sorting and raw-material off-take — modularly scalable to multiple platforms.
Start of commercial intake: 3,000 tonnes per year in Velsen-Noord.
Automated sorting; own raw-material streams from April 2027.
Run rate to 4,500 tonnes per year from mid-2027.
Capacity to 16,500 tonnes per year, steady state by 2031 — upside 21,000 with an extra site.
Growth funding is open for the national roll-out. The Information Memorandum and full data room are available on request, under confidentiality.
We do not take over client relationships — we extend collection partners' service with capacity, neutrality and data. One modular site design, a white-label data product, and a chain built with proven technology partners.
A real factory, real clients, real impact. You join a climate infrastructure company at scale-up moment: six of seven UMCs contracted, a permitted first site and a growth path to multiple platforms.
Build and lead the first processing site: team building, safe and efficient operations, steering on the operational dashboard. For someone with production/industrial experience who thrives in a build-up phase.
The external face of Blue2Green towards care institutions — building relationships on trust and expertise, expanding network and partnerships.
Operator, forklift driver and logistics staff for the first shift; expansion to two shifts from January 2027.