HUI signs MOU with waste co-ordinator in KSA
Hydrogen Utopia International PLC, through its Saudi subsidiary HUI KSA, has signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding with RECYCLEE to establish a strategic collaboration for waste feedstock supply in Saudi Arabia. RECYCLEE will aggregate up to 200,000 tonnes per annum of unrecyclable plastics and end-of-life tyres for HUI KSA to convert into hydrogen and Sustainable Aviation Fuel at a planned facility in Jubail Industrial City. This agreement aims to support Saudi Arabia's waste management and environmental objectives by developing a domestic circular fuel ecosystem, though definitive binding agreements are subject to further negotiation and due diligence.
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Hydrogen Utopia International PLC (LSE: HUI), a pioneering company transforming non-recyclable waste plastic into hydrogen, clean fuels and advanced materials, and which holds exclusive rights to the InEnTec PEM melter system in the MENA region, is pleased to announce that its wholly owned subsidiary, Hydrogen Utopia International KSA LLC ("HUI KSA"), has signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding ("MoU") with RECYCLEE (commercial registration number 1009118138), a Saudi Arabia-based company operating a technology-enabled waste management and recycling platform, to establish a long-term strategic collaboration for the supply of waste feedstock in the Kingdom.
Under the terms of the MoU, RECYCLEE will take out and aggregate unrecyclable plastics and end-of-life tyres from across its operational network in Saudi Arabia, creating a structured and reliable feedstock stream for conversion into clean energy and low-carbon fuels. The parties intend that RECYCLEE will supply, and HUI KSA will offtake, up to 200,000 tonnes per annum of qualifying waste material for use at a planned waste-to-energy and Sustainable Aviation Fuel ("SAF") production facility in Jubail Industrial City, utilising InEnTec technology.
The MOU establishes a framework for negotiations toward a definitive long-term feedstock supply agreement. The intended project is designed to convert hard-to-recycle waste streams into hydrogen and SAF, supporting the development of a domestic circular fuel ecosystem within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
This initiative aligns with the Kingdom's clear strategic ambition to significantly improve national waste management outcomes, reduce landfill dependency, and enhance the environmental integrity of its rapidly expanding industrial base. Saudi Arabia's increasing focus on cleaning and modernising its waste infrastructure provides a strong structural backdrop for the deployment of advanced conversion technologies capable of transforming residual waste into strategic energy products.
The MoU reflects the parties' shared intention to support Saudi Arabia's wider industrial diversification and environmental objectives by enabling the conversion of unrecyclable waste into valuable fuels while strengthening domestic circular economy infrastructure. Feedstock specifications, pricing mechanisms and detailed commercial terms remain subject to further negotiation and due diligence, and no binding supply or offtake obligations arise from the MoU at this stage.
The parties will now progress technical, commercial and regulatory workstreams with a view to finalising a definitive agreement. The MoU remains non-binding in nature, with the exception of customary confidentiality provisions, and either party may withdraw from discussions in accordance with its terms. There can be no guarantee that definitive binding agreements will be entered into by the parties.
- Rakan AlRogi, CEO of RECYCLEE, commented: "This MoU reflects RECYCLEE's essential role in building the foundational infrastructure of digitally managed waste. By aggregating sorted hard-to-recycle materials across the Kingdom, we are enabling a more effective circular economy.
This collaboration is a vital step toward establishing a consistent and reliable feedstock stream that supports Saudi Arabia's broader vision for sustainability, resource efficiency, and industrial innovation. We look forward to working with HUI KSA to support the development of a robust circular fuel ecosystem."
Aleksandra Binkowska, Chief Executive Officer of HUI, commented: "Today's announcement represents a highly strategic step forward for HUI and for our wholly owned Saudi subsidiary, HUI KSA. Securing access to a scalable and reliable stream of unrecyclable waste feedstock is fundamental to the successful deployment of our technology and the delivery of commercially viable projects in the region. Our collaboration with RECYCLEE demonstrates the strength of our model, combining advanced conversion technology with established local infrastructure to unlock value from materials that would otherwise go to landfill. Saudi Arabia is moving decisively to modernise its waste and energy systems, and we believe HUI, through HUI KSA, is well-positioned to play a meaningful role in that transformation.
This MoU lays the groundwork for what we expect to become a long-term, mutually beneficial partnership, supporting the production of hydrogen and Sustainable Aviation Fuel while contributing to the Kingdom's circular economy ambitions. We look forward to progressing discussions and advancing this opportunity toward a definitive agreement.
We would also like to thank all the parties in Saudi Arabia who have supported us in reaching this important milestone."
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