DP CleanTech is rapidly building its operations in Poland, having recognized that high-quality manufacturing and professional skills are readily available to support rapid growth in the global waste-to-energy industry.

Only 18 months after DP Cleantech invested €1.5million ($2.1 million) in a manufacturing facility in JÄ™drzejów, the company is further increasing capacity by an additional 2,000 square meters, and anticipates growing the workforce by more than 50 people. The new capacity will increase production volume, and expand product scope to include Inconel wall welding, a key component in the growing waste-to-energy market.

To further support global expansion, DP CleanTech has also opened a new €100,000 state-of-the-art engineering hub in Gliwitze, within the fast-growing industrial region of Silesia, Poland. More than 50 qualified engineers will be hired in the coming months, thereby significantly increasing the global engineering workforce. DP CleanTech anticipates that the integration of this new engineering hub with the nearby manufacturing facility will offer a more streamlined and cost-efficient product and service that will benefit both global and local markets.

“We are delighted to be increasing our commitment to Poland both in manufacturing and in engineering,” said Simon Parker, CEO of DP CleanTech Group. “The dedication shown by our team here every day validates our decision to make Poland a core platform of our global growth strategy. “

Krzytoph Dragon, vice president and head of global manufacturing said “The Poland facilities are a critical component of our global production strategy. As we grow in size we are able to increase our specialization in different locations thus ensuring consistently high quality and better cost management.”

In opening the new engineering facility, Marcin Piszczek, mayor of JÄ™drzejów said “DP CleanTech is the first entity to have located its factory in the southern industrial zone of JÄ™drzejów commune.  We feel very optimistic about the rapid growth of DPCleantech, and the new workshop and resulting new employment opportunities are very good news for our town and its inhabitants.”