Mark Terrell is the Director at Andusia. With a long history of experience in the waste industry, Mark has worked in many sectors of the industry including RDF/SRF production, through to composting, AD, IVC, food waste, wood waste and even sewage sludge. He is a Materials Engineer (BEng), and began his career as a chemist in the chemical, cement and waste industry. He has a unique mix of technical expertise and commercial market knowledge from working for Veolia, Lafarge, The Environment Agency and SUEZ. Mark has a detailed knowledge of exporting RDF and SRF to both UK and European customers. He has excellent connections across the whole of Europe (Holland, Germany, Sweden, Denmark and Norway) and has first-hand experience in securing RDF & SRF supply contracts.

UK Commercial Director for N+P Group - Commercial responsibility for N+P UK commercial development activities, alternative fuel production assets and the trading of refuse derived fuels, alternative fuels, alternative raw materials.
I have a masters degree in Management Studies. 18 years experience within the waste and resource sector - owning a MRF operation and previously employed by Veolia which included valuable secondment roles with international corporations - Asda and McDonalds.
Technical and commercial knowledge of the waste and resource sector, circular economy and alternative fuels markets.
Currently the commercial lead on the transition and integration of the Crayford MRF, UK’s largest MRF facility, following the acquisition from Viridor.

Stephen has spent his career getting his hands dirty in the waste, resources and renewable energy sectors with 20 years at a senior level with experience covering development, operations, engineering and design. Stephen has an Engineering Doctorate and 1st class BSc from Cranfield University. Stephen has worked for a number of well know waste, resources and renewable energy operators and consultants and has overseen the design, delivery and operation of over £500m of infrastructure. Stephen is currently working on projects that cover bioenergy plants in Ireland and the UK, RDF quality and contractual disputes. Stephen takes an active role within the sector and is a Director of both Cre and the IBioIC, an industrial advisor for Cranfield University and an active member of CIWM, and IWMA.