About Us

Founded in 2006 in Valencia, Spain, as Solventure Gestión SL, Solve Recycling has evolved into a pioneer of sustainable waste management.

Since 2017, we have dedicated our expertise to developing cutting-edge chemical recycling technology specifically designed for end-of-life, hard-to-recycle mixed plastic waste. Recognizing the need for scalable, adaptable solutions, we focused our efforts in 2020 on the research and development of modular, containerized pyrolysis plants.

This breakthrough R&D became the cornerstone of our technology, leading to several key milestones:

2023 | Real-World Validation: We launched our first modular pilot plant in the Republic of Georgia, with an annual capacity of 600 metric tons (MT). This facility allowed our R&D team to gather crucial real-world data by processing plastic waste from municipal, industrial, and agricultural streams—enabling us to refine our recycling methodology and automated processing algorithms.

2024 | Scaling Up: Leveraging the data from our pilot project, we engineered SolveOne—our industrial-scale modular recycling plant. Boasting a completely automated processing algorithm, SolveOne features an annual capacity of 3,000 MT.

2025 | Certification & Offtakes: Aligning with world-class industry standards, both Solve and our Georgian recycling plant achieved ISCC certification. Concurrently, we secured several key offtake agreements for future plants across Europe.

Present (July 2026): SolveOne is currently undergoing rigorous industrial testing and CE certification at our facility in Georgia.

Today, Solve Recycling is actively building a global network of plastic waste recycling plants across Europe, Southeast Asia, and Latin America. As the sole owner of the trademark, web domains, proprietary technology, engineering documentation, and operational know-how, we are uniquely positioned to drive the global transition toward a true circular economy.

Our team
Giorgi Vachnadze
Giorgi Vachnadze
President
Giorgi Vachnadze

Giorgi Vachnadze

President

Founder and main shareholder of SolveGestión SL (Solve), with over 17 years of experience in the international, civil, infrastructure and industrial construction in the EU, Georgia and Russia. Executed multiple projects financed by WB, EBRD, ADB, KfW and USAID. Extensive experience in brown and green field industrial projects.

Manuel Casanova
Manuel Casanova
Vice-President
Manuel Casanova

Manuel Casanova

Vice-President

Partner of Solve. MSc in Civil Engineering, MBA, with over 50 years of professional experience in nuclear, fossil-fired, open and combined cycle gas, wind and solar power plants, as well as in electric lines and substations in the worldwide market. He has worked, in over 40 different countries, for Architect Engineering firms, Industrial EPC integrators and Electric Utilities as Empresarios Agrupados, Tecnicas Reunidas and Union Fenosa (nowadays Naturgy). Lately he served as Vice President, Nuclear Business Development at Empresarios Agrupados.

Arkadiy Lavrov
Arkadiy Lavrov
Chief operating officer
Arkadiy Lavrov

Arkadiy Lavrov

Chief operating officer

Co-founder of the Starway Group of Companies, the mastermind and CEO of Logistika Holding, the largest transportation and logistics company in the basin of River Lena that comprises Osetrovsky River Port, Yakutsk River Port, Yakutsk Shipping Company, Lenskaya Cargo Company LLC, Rechservis LLS, GossnabsbytYakutia, and Nizhny Bestyakh Transport and Logistics Center.

Has worked in top management positions of branch offices and subsdiaries of TNK-BP.

Rafael Garcia Torregrosa
Rafael Garcia Torregrosa
Commercial director
Rafael Garcia Torregrosa

Rafael Garcia Torregrosa

Commercial director

Over 30 years of experience in commercial sales and sales management, specializing in energy distribution and energy efficiency sectors.

Our manufacturing in Georgia
3 scientists
3 scientists
2 technical engineer
2 technical engineer
3 automation engineer
3 automation engineer
2 design engineer
2 design engineer
30 welders and assemblers
30 welders and assemblers