Waste Types

Municipal Waste

Transform waste into a valuable resource. Municipal waste, also known as household waste, holds a wealth of recyclable materials. A large portion of this waste can be sorted, sold, or reused—particularly in sustainable energy production, making it an essential component of a circular economy.

Commercial and Industrial Waste

Unlock the full potential of valuable materials. Commercial and Industrial (C&I) waste is a key resource for producing alternative fuels like refuse-derived fuel (RDF) and solid recovered fuel (SRF), offering an eco-friendly substitute to fossil fuels and boosting sustainability in waste management.

Construction and Demolition Waste

Recycling waste from buildings and infrastructure makes great sense. Many components of construction and demolition waste (CDW) can be separated and processed into new products or materials. And the good news is that it’s not a costly or cumbersome process. Recycling building materials is both practical and profitable. Construction and Demolition Waste (CDW) contains valuable components that can be efficiently separated and repurposed, making it a cost-effective solution.

Paper, cardboard and corrugated materials

Enhance the sorting process for better energy generation. Paper, cardboard, and corrugated materials are often separated early in the recycling process, allowing each to follow its own recycling path. Pre-shredding improves sorting efficiency, making it simpler to screen and process materials effectively.

Plastic Processing and Bag Opening

Streamline your sorting process with efficient size reduction. Plastic compounds and plastic bags often cause challenges due to their durability, elasticity, and varying shapes. Pre-shredding ensures smoother handling and faster processing, allowing you to overcome these obstacles easily.

Bulky Waste

Don’t let large items go to waste. Bulky waste—such as furniture, appliances, and large fittings—may not fit into traditional recycling processes, but they still hold significant value. These materials can be repurposed through specialized shredding and processing methods.

Other Waste Types

Recycling green waste, wood, tires, hazardous waste, electronic waste (WEEE), glass, and other materials becomes far more cost-effective when they are properly shredded, screened, and sorted. Efficient processing unlocks the true value of these diverse waste types.

The benefits of recycling

Conserves Natural Resources: Recycling reduces the need to consume new raw materials, preserving valuable natural resources for future use.
Cuts Carbon Emissions: By conserving energy, recycling lowers your carbon footprint and contributes to environmental protection.
Optimizes Resource Use: When done efficiently, recycling allows for the conversion of old products into nearly equal amounts of new materials, creating a sustainable cycle.

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