Iridex Group

Iridex Group SRL

București, Sector 1, Romania

BiogasSolarOtherLimited company

Founded 1991201-500 employees

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Profile last updated: April 9, 2026

About

Founded in 1991, Iridex Group is a limited company headquartered in București, Romania with approximately 201-500 employees specializing in Biogas, Solar, Other.

Iridex Group is a Romanian consortium founded in 1991 that operates integrated waste management, including landfills, sorting and mechanical-biological treatment plants, and composting. It also undertakes civil and industrial construction and produces electricity from landfill biogas at the Chiajna site. The group reports plans for solar parks in southern Romania, holds an electricity supply licence obtained in 2022, and is certified to ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001.

Headquarters

București, Romania

Founded

1991

Employees

201-500

Company type

Limited company

Focus areas

waste managementbiogaslandfill gascircular economyconstructionelectricity supplysolarenvironmental protectionZeroWasteISO 14001

Products & services

Business models

B2BB2C

Value chain

ConstructionDevelopmentEngineeringO&MConsultingRetail

Service areas (3)

Waste management
Collection, sorting, mechanical-biological treatment, composting and landfilling of municipal waste, and operation of integrated waste management centres.
Electricity generation and supply
Biogas-based electricity production and electricity supply to business and household customers.
Civil and industrial construction
Design and construction of civil, industrial and real estate projects.

Locations

Headquarters

Șos. Bucuresti-Ploiesti 17, 013682, București, Sector 1, Romania

Service regions

Romania

Projects

CMID Chiajna biogas power plant

OperationalBiogas power plant

Fully automated biogas-based electricity production station at the CMID Chiajna integrated waste management centre, using landfill gas.

Chiajna, Romania

Solar parks in southern Romania

PlannedSolar PV park

Planned development of two photovoltaic parks in southern Romania, each with a stated installed capacity of 5 MWh.

Romania

PROVED

Waste-to-energy research

Research and innovation project with the Politehnica University of Bucharest on energy recovery from municipal waste, refuse-derived fuel, and leachate treatment.