Recycling to Achieve the Best Environmental Outcome. Denmark makes true recycling of gypsum waste mandatory and bans composting of gypsum waste and export for recovery purposes. A new Danish initiative is based on the waste hierarchy found in the EU waste directive 2008. According to the hierarchy waste must only undergo the treatment that assures the
CLSA asia pacific analysts predict the Australian market will trough in 2013, before making a US style recovery.
A pick-up in new housing construction in Australia is at least a year off, according to forecasts by BIS Shrapnel. The economic and building research firm is forecasting 1.4% year-on-year growth in new private dwellings in the current 2012-13 financial year, but then a big jump of 10.6% growth in the 2013-14 financial year. The
Ever wondered what happens to the plasterboard waste from your building site? In Australia around 1 million tonnes of plasterboard is produced every year and a large amount of this ends up in landfill mixed with other construction and demolition waste. Plasterboard and Gyprock waste is 100% recyclable into re-usable products including gypsum and paper.
CONTROVERSIAL plans to massively expand an Ipswich dump have been put on hold and its opponents want to stop it for good. Transpacific (TPI) has applied to increase the capacity of the dump at New Chum from 50,000 to 1.9 million tonnes a year. Deputy Mayor Victor Attwood said the application had passed from the
Remondis a privately owned German company has increased its operation in Australia significantly over the last few months through acquisition. Recent acquistions in the waste services sector include Pioneer Waste Management and Thiess Waste Management $218 million. Through the later acquisition Remondis, is now among the top ten waste management companies in the country.
Landfills have wasted no time in dumping carbon price on their customers. Landfills have pushed up gate fees for the disposal of waste by more than 20 per cent as the carbon tax and the state's waste levy combine to blow out the cost of dumping rubbish in NSW. The move, which the industry says is
REGYP is now offering a new collection service for plasterboard waste in Sydney. The service uses a utility and trailer to offer a cheaper service for residential housing customers. The new & demolition plasterboard waste is then recycled into usable products. Please contact us for pricing.
Knauf is expanding its Chinese business as the local housing market booms. Their current production from 3 plants is 65mm2 per annum, with a new facility in Shanghai set to increase the capacity by 50%.
REGYP recycled the plasterboard was from the new interior fit-out completed at 1 O'Connell St, Sydney. We recycled the old plasterboard waste from the office strip out and the offcuts from the new office fit out. The waste plasterboard was recycled back into usable products at our Sydney recycling plant. REGYP's Sydney plant has a recycling rate of 100%.
