Waste Management Solutions
How IoT is Helping you Take out the Trash
The smart waste management industry has experienced significant growth over the past few years, with its value soaring to $2.2 billion in 2023¹. The Asia – Pacific (APAC) region is leading this growth, accounting for an estimated 33 percent² of the total expansion. Projected to reach $8.3 billion by 2032, the smart waste management industry […]
Businesses across NSW are transitioning to a circular economy, thanks to free Bin Trim waste assessments.
Learn more about how your business can access a free waste assessment and rebates for equipment or technology to save money, avoid waste and become part of the movement to a circular economy. Zero Co – leading innovation towards a circular economy thanks to Bin Trim Getting rid of single-use plastic from your kitchen, laundry […]
Electrification and renewable fuel clearest pathway to zero-emissions construction
The construction sector accounts for more than a third of global carbon emissions, of which emissions from sourcing and producing materials, logistics, and other construction activities make up more than 16 per cent. The need for electric solutions in the construction industry is being driven by increasingly stringent emissions regulations, as well as high fuel […]
Robust accountability and transparency integral to effective ESG frameworks
Recognising the link between environmental challenges and social equity is crucial for a holistic, people-centric, and human rights-based approach to environment, social, and governance (ESG) risk management, particularly as investors become increasingly focused on companies’ ESG credentials. Future green industries and societies will be reliant on the extraction of critical minerals, putting focus on the […]
Australasian Waste and Recycling Expo Returns in 2024 to drive the transition to a circular economy.
eWaste, Food + Organic Waste Solutions, Software + Technologies, and Medical Waste are among the sectors attending and joining forces to transition towards a circular economy and future. Federal and local government officials expected to present keynote speeches; discussion panels to feature Australian Council of Recycling, Australian Packaging Covenant Organisation, NSW Fire Rescue, and others. […]
The Power of Collaboration: AIP and APCO Join Forces
Under this agreement, the two peak bodies have formed a strategic partnership that aims to improve packaging and sustainability knowledge in the Australia and New Zealand region. It will provide proof points for sustainability professionals regarding their packaging and sustainability credentials. This will be achieved through AIP facilitation and delivery of APCO focused educational courses […]
Providing Expert Waste Truck Solutions: STG at AWRE 2023
In the complete scope of the waste management cycle, it is important to understand that the efforts to reduce, prevent, and recycle waste are directly correlated with waste collection. In a LinkedIn post, Ross Yendle, the Chief Executive Officer of STG, stated that there is a lack of waste truck manufacturers in Australia. The shortage […]
Key Decision Makers to Tackle Nation’s Most Urgent Issues at 2023 AWRE Summit
Australia is waste deep in a resource recovery crisis and there’s never been a more urgent time for the Resource Recovery sector to come together. Australia’s Waste and Recycling Expo has expanded its Summit program in response to industry demand and will bring together 250 Australian key decision makers to participate in the Summit’s program […]
$1 Million Grant Awarded for Australian First Renewable Energy System
In an Australian first, Brisbane-based engineering company Finn Biogas will transform the way organic waste is disposed, thanks to a $1 million grant as part of the Federal Government’s Business Research and Innovation Initiative (BRII). Propelled by the grant, which was awarded earlier this month, the renewable energy prototype dubbed the Micro Modular Anaerobic Digester […]
Expanding the scope for e-waste
What would an expanded National Television and Computer Recycling Scheme (NTCRS) look like? What impacts would it have on the wider industry?