Better Building Partnerships Strip Out Waste Guidelines in Consultation Waste Guidelines Link The Better Buildings Partnership has developed the BBP Strip Out Waste Guidelines to assist tenants, building owners and demolition contractors in the procurement and execution of best practice strip out operations. These guidelines include a number of practical tools that can be utilised
REGYP is continually upgrading its plants to increase capacity, quality and service. The Sydney plant has been upgraded in the last few weeks to increase production capacity by upto 50%. Not only will this enable us to keep up with demand, but it will also enable the site to go back to offering specialty products and blends
No plasterboard waste job too big or small.
Landfill gas contains many different gases. Methane and carbon dioxide make up 90 to 98% of landfill gas. The remaining 2 to 10% includes nitrogen, oxygen, ammonia, sulfides, hydrogen and various other gases. Landfill gases are produced when bacteria break down organic waste. The amount of these gases depends on the type of waste present
REGYP Recycled Gypsum products meet the not only the domestic EPA criteria in Australia but also adhere to the only recognised standard developed for the industry UK PAS109:2008. PAS 109:2008, Specification for the production of recycled gypsum from waste plasterboard, provides guidance for when the waste material is reprocessed into quality gypsum. The adoption of
REGYP has sent a mobile screen to Melbourne for a resource recovery project. The machine has been hired out with an operator to manage the machine and the project. The Finlay 798 machine will be based in a shed screening fines out of C&D waste to increase the speed of waste recovery from the Melbourne
REGYP is servicing the fitout/strip out projects within the Blight St building to maintain the buildings green image. REGYP is recycling the plasterboard waste from the building into 100% usable products. Co-owners of 1 Bligh Street DEXUS Property Group, DEXUS Wholesale Property Fund and Cbus Property were awarded a 6 Star Green Star Office Design
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.
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
