Waste Transfer | Environmental XPRT

Articles & Whitepapers

What is scope 3 emissions accounting?

The Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Protocol categorizes greenhouse gas emissions into three groups or ‘Scopes’. Scope 1 covers direct emissions from owned or controlled sources, while scope 2 includes indirect emissions from the generation of purchased electricity, steam, heating and cooling consumed by the reporting company. Scope 3 includes all other indirect emissions from a company’s ...

City of Hasselt, Belgium, Bolina Booms - Case Study

Temporary floating Bolina debris booms on the river Demer for the City of Hasselt, Belgium, as a test case. Waste in waterways is almost invisible and continues to flow without being noticed, ...

The Importance of Water for the Body - Puroxi

DASRI STERILE, Municipality of El Krib, Governate of Siliana, TUNISIA - Case Study

Khayelitsha District Hospital - South Africa - Case Study

News

Tidy Planet talks decentralised Waste-to-Energy solutions with RWM

The topic of Energy-from-Waste (EfW) isn’t a new one in the global waste and recycling debate, but the truth is that when it comes to the implementation of energy recovery technologies, the picture varies greatly from one nation to the next. ...

Kiverco partner with the Mick George Group to deliver a UK first!

South Ayrshire Switches to Live Vehicle Camera System for Better Protection

Sphera Wins $55M Contract to Support Hazardous Materials Management for U.S. Defense Logistics Agency

ISS expands sales force in the South East

Equipment & Solutions

Showcase

Horizontal Bagging Press Machine

One of the main uses for a horizontal baling and bagging machine is the baling of loose materials. Truthfully, when you have waste like sawdust, wood chips, rags, peanut shells, rice hulls, cotton seeds, and similar, disposing of / recycling these materials is difficult. A horizontal bagging machine makes sense, because it can automatically feed, bale, compact, and bag these materials for easy ...

Upcoming Events

Showcase

Basic Landfill Operator Training

The Class I course has been approved by the Virginia Board for Waste Management Facility Operators and is required by the Board regulations for certification as a Class I Waste Management Facility Operator. This is a two-day course for operators of Class I facilities, including those which are defined as transfer stations, material recovery facilities receiving mixed waste, experimental ...

WasteTech-2021

Sep. 7rd - 9th | Moscow

Ecomondo - 2021

Oct. 26rd - 29th | Rimini

Letsrecycle Live 2021

Sep. 15rd - 16th | Stoneleigh