Sustainability Today Issue 455

Editor’s Comments

Welcome to this edition of Sustainability

Today where we are delighted to welcome back CRJ Services as our Waste, Recycling & Forestry Equipment Company of the Year. Fast approaching its 25th year in the sector, we take a look back over the last 12 months and ask the question What’s next for CRJ Services? This indepth article showcases the companies’ vision and includes its latest technologies in waste management machinery.

Lynn Maclachlan, Associate Director of UKSTT, announces that the company is running its first UKSTT National Trenchless Conference on the 11th June 2024 at the Manufacturing Technology Centre, Ansty Business Park in Coventry. On page 10, we explore further the benefits of trenchless technology and discover how the conference will raise the profile of its societal and economic benefits.

Show Reviews include: PowerEx Live London 2023, Low Carbon Agriculture Show 2024.

On page 8, we shine a spotlight on GreenEnco our Renewable Energy Advisory of the Month. We find out more about its systematic optimisation solution: pvAPM (PV Asset Performance Management) that has helped increase an average 8% generation gain of operational solar assets in Asia and Europe.

Other topics covered in this issue: Green Packaging, Water Management, Electric Vehicles.

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Environmental IV-V

Soyang Europe has been working with Reconomy to offer customers access to environmentally focused and responsible waste management services.

Company of the Year VI-VII

“CRJ Services has continued to grow by taking on more skilled team members, adding more brands to our portfolio, all within a challenging economic and political landscape.”

Advisory of the Month VIII

With an eye on the UK Government’s 2050 Net Zero Targets, GreenEnco is helping corporate, commercial & industrial customers make the seamless journey to netzero with market-leading solutions.

Company of the Month X UKSTT is a membership organisation, established in 1993 to promote the use of trenchless technology, largely for public benefit across the UK.

Low Carbon Agriculture 2024

Review XI-XIV

Sustainability Today is sponsored by Contenur – see them on page XVII Making

Low Carbon Agriculture 2024, held at NAEC Stoneleigh from 6-7 March 2024, is the vibrant business event for forward-thinking farmers, landowners and industry operators.

Recycling & Waste

Management XVI-XVIII

Tana, a longstanding pioneer in waste management solutions, introduces the latest iteration of its legendary Landfill Compactor.

Soyang Europe builds sustainable future for customers with Reconomy

Soyang Europe has been working with Reconomy to offer customers access to environmentally focused and responsible waste management services

International circular economy specialist Reconomy has revealed how its relationship with wide-format and superwide-format media manufacturer and distributor Soyang Europe is helping UK print service providers to improve their environmental credentials.

Reconomy combines technology and skills to enable businesses to better manage their resources, helping to reduce waste, optimise their supply chains, and contribute in a meaningful way towards the circular economy.

While this involves working directly with print companies, Reconomy is also partnered with several leading manufacturers and distributors, supporting their customers with textile waste management. One such partnership is with Soyang Europe, whereby printers using materials from Soyang Europe can responsibly dispose of their waste.

This partnership came about three years ago with the support of FESPA UK. Reconomy was working on various sustainability initiatives with FESPA, while Soyang Europe is a long-term member of the association.

The process works with Reconomy providing customers with a baler to prepare their textile waste. Soyang Europe then collects the bales when delivering new products to customers, with the waste taken to its facility in Altham in Lancashire ready for bulk collection and transportation to a recycling facility for processing.

“It was a perfect fit,” said Reconomy Director, Jon Hutton. “Soyang has always been proactive in wanting to offer their customers, and the wider industry, waste management solutions for their products.

“Sustainability is a hot topic for several reasons. Brands and consumers are looking down the supply chain for environmental credentials, so it’s therefore a driving factor in how to not only maintain and gain business, but how a printer positions themselves for the long term.”

Mark Mashiter, Managing Director at Soyang Europe, added, “It provides our customers with an outlet for their waste. This works well with local customers when we deliver orders to them; we can bring any textile bales back with us and store them in our yard until they are collected.”

Renewable energy and recycling materials

Originally, Reconomy had sourced a solution for recycling PVC banner and polyester fabrics at a UK site, whereby waste was blended with other polymers to produce low grade products. While

this process ended when more desirable material became available to the market, a recovery route was soon set up and, with the support of Wheeldon Brothers, waste could now be diverted from landfill to renewable energy.

However, recycling has since been re-established and material is again being used in manufacturing processes. Coupled with its use for renewable energy, all of this is helping work towards a circular economy.

An additional benefit to the service is that Soyang Europe is willing to take other supplier’s waste textiles along with its own. This option is available to customers using their own transport within a set radius of Soyang Europe’s facility and when making deliveries.

“Soyang Europe wants to be part of the environmental solution and not the problem,” Jon said. “The take-back scheme provides a platform for printers to demonstrate their sustainability by providing customers with an outlet for their

recycling waste.

“Several customers have engaged with Reconomy further and are now collecting their own clients’ end-of-campaign textiles, integrating this with the collection of their materials. All loads are tracked, and Certificates of Recycling can be issued once the material has been processed.”

The work does not stop here for Reconomy, with Jon saying the company will continue to work with Soyang Europe, FESPA UK and its wider membership base to provide more sustainable solutions to the UK industry.

“It’s our aim to continue to be a driving force in educating the industry on the importance of recycling & developing circular economies,” Jon said. “This, with the continued support of Soyang Europe, will ensure more customers take up this service.”

T +44 (0)161 765 3400 sales@soyang.co.uk https://soyang.co.uk

Reconomy combines technology and skills to enable businesses to better manage their resources, helping to reduce waste, optimise their supply chains, and contribute towards the circular economy

Specialist hygiene company puts sustainability at heart of its business

Christeyns Food Hygiene has been awarded the prestigious EcoVadis Gold Medal for its commitment to sustainability and responsible business practices.

EcoVadis is the world’s largest and most trusted provider of business sustainability ratings, creating a global network of more than 130,000+ rated companies. It evaluates companies’ sustainability performance across various criteria. This Gold Medal achievement for Christeyns Food Hygiene underlines the firm’s dedication to environmental stewardship, labour practices, ethical conduct, and sustainable procurement.

As part of the evaluation performance, the business is meticulously assessed across these categories, with evaluation of company policies, procedures, and key performance indicators (KPIs).

This places us in the top 5% worldwide of companies recognised with this esteemed award.

Warrington-based CFH manufactures premium hygiene products and along with its partners supplies solutions for the safe cleaning and disinfection of food and beverage plants and food retail businesses across the country. Recognising the critical role that cleaning and disinfection

protocols play in upholding food safety management systems, the firm is committed to enhancing clients’ operations while leading the sector in sustainable business practices.

“At Christeyns Food Hygiene we have long been conscious of the impact that our products and services have on the environment and on our customer’s operations,” states Chris Bayliss, CFH UK Sales Director. “This award is recognition and validation of the long-term efforts we have in place to ensure and support food safety and hygiene in our customer’s sites in a sustainable way for now and the future.”

Christeyns Food Hygiene is part of the international hygiene group, Christeyns, with headquarters in Ghent, Belgium. The group has subscribed to the Responsible Care Global Charter committed to a corporate leadership culture that safeguards people and the environment, strengthens chemicals management systems, influences business partners, promotes safe management of chemicals, engages stakeholders and contributes to sustainability. The company has also signed up to the UN Global Compact initiative.

Contact www.christeyns.com

Christeyns Food Hygiene facility at Winwick Quay, Warrington

Waste, Recycling & Forestry Equipment Company of the Year

Making the UK greener today

We are delighted to welcome back CRJ Services as our Waste, Recycling & Forestry Equipment Company of the Year

Positive start for 2024

It’s been a busy twelve months for CRJ Services from showcasing the HAAS Tyron 2000XL at ScotPlant 2024, winning the Jenz Dealer of the year 2023 at the Jenz Annual Dealer Conference and now getting ready to celebrate a fantastic 25 years in the sector.

“CRJ has continued to grow by taking on more skilled team members, adding more brands to our portfolio, all within a challenging economic and political landscape.

“Firstly, high interest rates have made it difficult for customers to agree to large capital expenditure on assets and secondly, it also makes it more expensive to add assets into our hire fleet.

“Having a double election in the UK and USA this year also creates global economic doubt and will defer industry decision making.

“Despite this, the hire revenue and spare parts revenue at CRJ Services are well ahead of forecast, with our machine sales being in line with forecast. We became the exclusive distributor for Pronar Trommels in the UK and Ireland at the end of 2023. This allows us to sell as well as hire trommels now – which is a great success. We have also taken on a new site near to our existing site which will provide us with additional engineering workshop space and increase our hires capacity,” outlined Andrew Clarkson, Finance Director.

Waste and recycling management: green giants Established in 1999, CRJ Services is a

comprehensive waste, recycling and forestry equipment provider and is one of the largest operating throughout the UK and Ireland, delivering quality machinery and reliable service to more than 300 customers.

The machinery solutions provider has seen rapid growth over the last three years in particular as waste and recycling management becomes a key priority for many industries, with the advent of the 2050 Net-Zero targets set by the UK Government and renewed focus on the circular economy.

Providing first-class customer service: sector specialists

Working across the waste management, forestry and quarrying sectors, CRJ operates a hire fleet of over 130 mobile and static processing machinesdesigned for shredding, screening, washing and sorting a wide range of waste streams. These include: shredders, trommels, flat deck screeners, density separators, eddy current separators, water baths, and picking stations. The Cheshire site holds an expansive stock of spare parts, in excess of £2.5M for all hire and purchased equipment. The company places great emphasis on customer service and has field engineers on standby for a rapid-tiered response to machinery malfunction, with on-site visits planned within same day or maximum within 24 hours.

“We are the market-leader in the hire of machinery into the UK and Ireland and our large machinery can cope with most waste, recycling or forestry challenges. With our focus on the waste, recycling

and forestry markets, we are seen as experts rather than a supplier that deals in general hire plant and accessories and tries to be everything to everyone.”

Going the extra mile: pushing green change from piecemeal to strategic action

CRJ Services don’t just supply machines: they have a vested interest in moving the industry towards more sustainable best practice. Extensive waste collection research by the company, conducted over a seven year period revealed that six of the ten biggest UK local councils have seen a substantial dip in dry recycling over the last four years and more worryingly, seven had actually seen an increase in waste to landfill/incineration.

CRJ’s solution to suppressing POPs

With an innovative, pro-active approach, CRJ Services has looked at a novel dust suppression method when shredding household furniture like sofas. Many sofas contain toxic, carcinogenic Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) which are invisible and harm human health and the wider environment. The Environment Agency has brought in legislation around the storage and disposal of such furniture for this reason and this lab-tested dust suppression meets the latest compliance.

Unique ‘swing program’: minimising downtime

Many waste companies are now working on short-long term contracts and require flexible hire options going forward.

“We pride ourselves on service – not just selling or hiring a machine. We understand that our customers are likely to be tied into a contract, where penalties will have to be paid if they don't process the tonnage. So, it's vital in this case that we get an engineer out tout suite, in the event of a breakdown. We also have to be easy to deal with and so we have quite a flat management structure with team members able to make decisions.

“We also operate a swing programme so that if we can't fix a machine, we will swap it out with another machine that we always have on standby, within a guaranteed time, minimising customer downtime. None of our competitors offer this and we are proud of our customer services approach.”

CRJ Services operates a rapid four-tiered approach to all engineering call-outs:

1. Engineers try to diagnose the problem over the phone using the telematics diagnostic software installed on every machine (hire or purchase)

2. On-site visit if required on the same day or within 24 hours

3. Product specialist support

4. Original Manufacturers’ support

HAAS Tyron slow-speed shredder

The HAAS Tyron is used across many applications from biomass, commercial and industrial waste, mattresses, metals, plastics, tree roots, wood and many more.

The HAAS Tyron is a powerful, twin-shaft, slow speed shredder, with a robust and renowned

strength. CRJ has 32 of the Tyron 2000XL 2.0 models in their comprehensive hire fleet and they were a big hit at ScotPlant 2024.

It is popular for the following reasons: t versatility in various applications t ease of change of settings depending on application t unique independent twin-shaft reverse mechanism, protecting against fibrous materials causing blockages.

This shredder has a wide 1,400mm outfeed belt with discharge height up to 4,800mm, easy on-site manoeuvrability, low fuel consumption, enhanced safety features such as the traffic light system, remote-control adjustments, and the ground level maintenance chamber access doors.

From HAAS to Pronar Trommels: sign of the times CRJ Services is now the proud, exclusive distributor for Pronar Trommels in the UK and Ireland from the end of last year.

“Though our HAAS shredder is a perennial popular model, we are now introducing the industry to our Pronar machinery capability.

“The Pronar MPB 20.55 is a mobile trommel screen, available for hire or purchase. It can be used across a wide range of applications, such as: metals, skip waste, tree roots, wood, biomass, commercial and industrial waste, construction and demolition waste, organic waste, through to paper and cardboard and Japanese Knotweed. It is a robust, easily to maintain and operate machine that can compete on price and performance with the industry leaders and compliments CRJ’s existing portfolio perfectly.”

Company of the Year: moving forward

“We are delighted to receive the Waste, Recycling & Forestry Equipment Company of the Year from Sustainability Today. It's a great award and TeamCRJ deserve it: they have worked really hard to turn CRJ into the fantastic specialist business it is today, with amazing customer service to boot. Going forward, both short- and long-term, we believe there's lots of growth areas that we can move into across additional products and untapped geographical areas, so watch this space! “

CRJ Services will be at the following 2024 trade shows with waste management machinery on hand for demonstrations:

t APF: 19th–21st September, Ragley Estate, Warwickshire.

t Ifat 13-17 May 2024

t Hillhead 25-27 June 2024

To start your hire or purchase journey today, please see the website below:

T +44 (0)1565 723886 enquiries@crjservices.co.uk www.crjservices.co.uk www.linkedin.com/company/crj-services-ltd www.twitter.com/crjservicesltd www.youtube.com/c/CRJServicesLtd

Renewable Energy Advisory of the

Creating a better world in a changing climate: maximising asset values

We are delighted to welcome GreenEnco as our Renewable

Energy Advisory of the Month

GreenEnco provides leading technical advisory and engineering solutions for the solar and energy storage industry. Projects are typically, utility scale and commercial and industrial rooftops. They work with asset owners/managers, Independent Power Producers (IPP), developers, fund managers, Investors and O&M contractors, helping them safeguard their investments.

With an eye on the UK Government’s 2050 Net Zero Targets, GreenEnco is helping corporate, commercial & industrial customers make the seamless journey to net-zero with market-leading solutions.

Established in 2017 by founder & CEO, Dr Jyoti Roy, the self-funded company is based in London with a second overseas office now in Kolkata, India to support operations in Asian markets.

With the following strong global partnerships: MOU with Telangana State Renewable Energy Development Corporation Ltd, India, MOA with Viot Energy Efficiency Platform Joint Stock (VEEP), Vietnam and MOU with Arti Enerji (Independent Power Producer), Turkey, GreenEnco engages in renewable energy best practice on a growing global scale.

Over the last seven years, GreenEnco has performed over 11 GW services to sixteen countries in four continents.

It’s no wonder that GreenEnco was a finalist in the ‘innovation’ and ‘smart energy system’ categories at the British Renewable Energy Award in 2023. Last year’s awards marked the 18th edition and celebrated the industry’s ‘game changers’ who

are pushing for energy security and Net Zero.

GreenEnco offer the following primary core services:

t Asset optimisation – asset performance management, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) algorithms, driven by human intelligence to optimise generation of operational solar assets

t Technical due diligence – owners/lenders engineering, energy yield and irradiance assessment and construction audit (QC/QA)

t Design optimisation – designs for building permits, value engineering and detailed design.

t Floating solar – due diligence on floater & anchoring system, additional generation study and O&M scope review and H&S.

t Energy storage – battery sizing, solar & storage solutions and grid curtailment & storage solutions.

t Re-powering – PV module, mechanical and electrical match, inverter-central/ string and LV & HV equipment.

Why use GreenEnco?

Existing solar asset owners are currently facing loss of generation of their assets. A lack of a granular data-driven decision-making process results in substantial revenue loss. In addition, reactive O&M response keeps companies behind the expected generation/revenue curve.

Secondly, GreenEnco’s custom-made technical advisory solutions are strengthened with integrated engineering services and operational asset optimisation solutions. In recent years the dynamic solar PV market has become ever-evolving. This is why innovative and flexible consultancy services have become increasingly demanding in the new era of Bankable Technical Advisory services. GreenEnco’s hands-on and pragmatic due diligence approach is helping to mitigate the project lifecycle investment risk for investors, IPPs and developers, etc.

Thirdly, Value engineering has become increasingly demanding in the competitive bidding process. GreenEnco’s 360° design optimisation approach takes care of technology optimisation, engineering optimisation, land optimisation with 3D terrain analysis, energy yield optimisation and commercial value optimisation.

Firstly, GreenEnco’s systematic optimisation solution: pvAPM (PV Asset Performance Management), has helped increase an average 8% generation gain of operational solar assets in Asia and Europe.

This approach uses cutting edge Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Machine Learning (ML) algorithms, driven by human intelligence to stand head and shoulders above competitors. These algorithms alone resulted in £20m financial benefit & 33,000 tons additional CO2 offset on a 350 MW portfolio in Asia and Europe.

GreenEnco’s owner is a member of IEC, BSI & IET International Standard committee which guarantees best practices and compliance to their partners.

Their pvAPM, Technical Due Diligence (TDD) and Design Optimisation services help create a better world in changing climate and provides solutions to a seamless netzero transition.

Industry experts have applauded pvAPM with their futuristic, systematic approach which ensures system efficiency improvements, equipment condition monitoring, health checks, process optimisation and decision-making. It allows for the precise identification on technical issues that have puzzled engineers and made clear reports detailing decisive measures.

“We are here to help developers, independent power producers (IPPs), investors, corporates and commercial & industrial customers make a smooth transition to Net Zero,” concluded Dr Jyoti Roy.

M 07934 566645

info@greenenco.co.uk www.greenenco.co.uk

PowerEx Live London

The PowerEx Live Conference was held on 7 December 2023 at the prestigious Park Plaza Hotel, Westminster, London. PowerEx offered a unique opportunity for today’s power professionals at a difficult time for energy management issues in Europe.

The GEN-SET, CHP & ENERGY LIVE Conferences ran parallel with exhibitor presentations available in adjoining rooms. The venue was arranged with care so that products could be safely introduced directly to customers. There was also the opportunity – of course –for a prime networking experience with experts in all fields of CHP, Data Centres, Renewables, Storage, Consultancy and Gensets, to name just a few.

A key speaker at this event was the Right Honourable Dr Alan Whithead MP,

who presented a paper entitled ‘Labour’s Plan to Deliver Britain’s Low-Carbon Energy System’. This presentation discussed Labour’s commitments on the UK’s power sector & also touched upon areas like hydrogen & CCS infrastructure.

Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) encompasses technologies for capturing carbon dioxide which would otherwise be emitted to the atmosphere, transporting and storing it deep underground in geological formations where it will be permanently contained.

The second key area under discussion is that of hydrogen. The growth in the use of hydrogen presents a significant growth opportunity across all regions of the UK, supporting decarbonisation and improving energy security, while system balancing our renewable power generation.

PowerEx Live London returns to London’s Park Plaza Hotel on 12 December 2024. Before then, a new event, PowerEx Live Midlands, will be held at The Belfry on 27 June 2024. This is our pick of the best exhibitors from last year’s London event, listed here in alphabetical order: Capstone Power Solutions. Further details can be found on this page.

www.powerexlive.co.uk

Reduce carbon emissions and boost your economic value

Capstone Power Solutions, the UK distributor for Capstone Green Energy, showcased the most advanced products on the market that include Capstone Power Turbines, Power Rentals, Gas Compressors and Air Compressors, at PowerEx Live 2023.

Offering reliable power when you need it, Capstone Power Solutions offer the ideal solution for today’s distributed generation needs. From conception to completion, Capstone offer turnkey projects allowing customers to rely on only one supplier to deliver projects.

Capstone serve a variety of sectors from power generation to industrial, gas, and renewables landfill. The company is known as a market leader in sustainable energy technology, offering solutions that include CHP, combined heat and power, gas treatment such as gas cleaning for biogas and landfill applications. Gas and air compressor systems from natural gas to biogas. Telemetry, remote monitoring for supervision or control of gas pressures,

power and flow. Battery storage & solar.

For the industry, Capstone Turbine is a market leader in microturbines, involving a unique technology that delivers value and differentiation and can be ideal for providing combined heat and power projects for steam applications offering an unparallel exhaust composition. The power is produced in the cleanest form that derives from hydrocarbons with limited use of lubricants. Using only one moving part, this state-of-the-art electromechanical design will more than deliver your energy needs in a clean and simple way, whatever industry you’re involved within.

T 01422 400021

info@capstonepowersolutions.co.uk

https://capstonepowersolutions.co.uk

Sustainable Farming Everything you need to measure soil carbon

Agricarbon is a market-leading provider of soil carbon measurement at scale, serving all soil types across the UK and across Europe. For farmers, landowners, and businesses looking to assess their soil carbon stocks, Agricarbon offers scientifically driven, evidence-based sampling and analysis at its on-site processing facility.

The company is at this year’s Groundswell Agricultural Festival from 26-27 June 2024, the leading, annual regenerative agricultural event, to showcase its leading soil testing technology.

Agricarbon is committed to expanding its unparalleled soil carbon technology across European countries and further afield in North America.

It is well known that increasing soil carbon has a twofold impact: improved soil health and higher yields for crops.

Supporting natural soil microbes such as fungi, archaea and protozoa is great for worm populations and enhanced eco-biodiversity.

The data speaks for itself – Agricarbon has sampled over 32,000 hectares and quantified an astonishing 2 million

tonnes of carbon, which amounts quite possibly to the biggest database on soil carbon in the world.

The talented leadership team include world renowned soil scientist: Dr Helaina Black and her team of soil science experts, helping facilitate how soil can work as a carbon sink, while simultaneously supporting food production and natural biodiversity.

T +44 (0)1382 413 270 info@agricarbon.co.uk https://agricarbon.co.uk

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Think Trenchless First: First National Trenchless Conference

Define trenchless technology

The United Kingdom Society for Trenchless Technology (UKSTT) defines Trenchless Technology as follows, “Trenchless Technology is the science of installing, repairing or renewing underground pipes, ducts and cables using techniques that minimise or eliminate the need for excavation.”

These techniques have multiple benefits over traditional open cut methods of installation, renewal or repair such as minimal environmental impacts, fewer disruptions, reduced total costs and safer working practices for all.

Role of UKSTT

UKSTT is a membership organisation, established in 1993 to promote the use of trenchless technology, largely for public benefit across the UK. The Lancashire-based organisation was formed after incorporating the UK-based members of ISTT and has continued to offer training and education across the civil engineering trenchless sector.

UKSTT’s range of trenchless solutions offer key advantages across inspection & detection, cleaning methods, renovation, new installations, and keyhole & other techniques. The target customer base includes: manufacturers, contractors, utility owners, students and service providers.

have an action-packed conference programme for the day.”

The programme sessions will be as follows:

t Session 1: Trenchless – demonstrating the benefits

t Session 2: Standards & Regulations – help or hindrance

t Session 3: Recruitment into Trenchless – meeting demand

t Session 4: Increasing Awareness of Trenchless Options

t Session 5: Future Opportunities

The cost of the conference is £100 for members and £125 (plus VAT) for non-members and delegates will hear from senior representatives at UKSTT, IKT – Institute for Underground Technology, Picote Solutions, Morrison Water Services, SGN plus many more expert speakers.

Benefits of trenchless technology

Exclusive conference announcement

We spoke to Lynn Maclachlan, Associate Director, who has some exciting news to share, “We are delighted to announce that we are running our first UKSTT National Trenchless Conference on the 11th June 2024 at the Manufacturing Technology Centre, Ansty Business Park in Coventry. Our members and non-members are both welcome to attend and we

The aim of this conference and future conferences is to raise the profile of trenchless technology, with its extensive societal, economic and environmental benefits such as:

t Minimised environmental impact – this is the optimised choice for digging under rivers, creeks and any deemed ‘sensitive’ environmental area, therefore mitigating risks to local biodiversity on the water surface. Excavating and exposed open cuts can also cause substantial more air pollution than trenchless technology.

t Reduced disruptions – trenchless technology can install new utility systems or repair existing ones with minimal noise or utility disruption. Open cut excavation would mean closing whole roads and creating diversions, which could lead to congestion, whereas trenchless technology carries out the same work without huge traffic infrastructure disruptions.

t Cost-effective – though there are more expensive upfront costs with trenchless technology, in the long-run it saves costs on the avoidance of costly utility relocation and business downtime.

t Safety at all costs – trenchless technology is safer than open trenches, with less soil moved, therefore avoiding landslides and unknown hazards in the soil.

Meeting the needs of a sustainability

UKSTT recently celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2023 and remains a forerunner of environmental preservation with its innovative trenchless methods. Now moving into its fourth decade, UKSTT has achieved many milestones across its illustrious history, and today its top mission remains the same:

to advance the science of practice of trenchless technology for the public benefit and to promote education, training, study and research in the practice and to publish the results.

With all eyes on the circular economy and the UK Government’s 2050 Net Zero targets, climate change and protecting local biodiversity are a priority for UKSTT moving forward. By putting itself in the centre of the action, UKSTT remains focused on promoting its cutting-edge technology for the benefit of the environment and everyone involved.

“UKSTT moved away from other organisations providing their secretariat services to being selfsufficient back in 2022.

“Moving forward, we will continue to find new ways to educate the UK and promote the use of trenchless technology rather than using opencut methods.”

To book onto the first UKSTT National Trenchless Conference, contact UKSTT below and become part of the growing trenchless technology conversation: M 07745 781500

admin@ukstt.org.uk www.ukstt.org.uk

Low Carbon Agriculture 2024 Review –

For a profitable and sustainable farming future

Low Carbon Agriculture 2024, held at NAEC Stoneleigh from 6-7 March 2024, is the vibrant business event for forward-thinking farmers, landowners and industry operators.

The show explored ways to address climate change through the generation of renewable energy, the implementation of low carbon technology and best practice in both carbon and environmental land management.

The UK is committed to achieving net zero greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) emissions by 2050, and the agricultural sector is uniquely placed to be part of the solution. This event is all about how this will be delivered.

In addition to producing our food, the agricultural and rural communities have an essential role to play in the pursuit of our environmental targets and

the transition of our energy system from fossil-based systems to clean and renewable alternatives. Low Carbon Agriculture could help visitors to transform their business, generate clean energy and reduce both carbon footprint and environmental impact.

Low Carbon Agriculture featured four dynamic, content-led expos

Launched in 2010, the Energy Now Expo showcased the latest renewable and clean energy opportunities and technologies available to farmers and landowners, while also providing guidance on areas such as energy management and the optimisation of existing assets.

The Environmental Business Expo considered the path to net zero in agriculture and the challenge of balancing sustainable food production with environmental needs. It hosted an exhibition of product and service suppliers, as well as a

Ground Source Heat Pumps

Do you know that because they use freely available heat energy from the ground, Ground Source Heat Pumps (GSHP) achieve higher efficiencies than any other heating system?

By delivering up to 4 times (on average) more heat energy than the consumed electricity to run the unit, a heat pump can reduce a building’s heating costs by around two-thirds compared to direct electric heating.

dedicated conference programme.

The Low Emission Vehicles Expo featured the latest low and zero carbon vehicles and machinery, as well as non-fossil fuel options, including clean electricity, biomethane and hydrogen. The associated opportunities available to farmers and landowners were promoted and discussed and test drives of the low/ zero carbon innovations were available throughout the event: environmental land management, regenerative farming, sustainability and the management & reduction of harmful GHG emissions.

The Farm Technology Expo turned the spotlight onto the innovative technologies and practices set to transform the agricultural industry. This part of the show looked at how agriculture can boost productivity, in an environmentally friendly fashion, thus creating a profitable and sustainable sector. The latest innovations in agri-tech were on display in the exhibition, while talks were delivered in the dedicated farm tech theatre, providing further insight and guidance on how these technologies benefit agricultural businesses.

Low Carbon Agriculture 2025 returns to NAEC Stoneleigh from 5-6 March 2025. This is our pick of the best exhibitors from this year’s event, listed here in alphabetical order: Allen Motor Group, Cefetra, Eco Crops & Go Geothermal. Further details can be found on this page and the next three.

www.lowcarbonagricultureshow.co.uk

The cost of heating a rural property can be extremely expensive and with net zero targets in place, that’s why farmers and landowners are increasingly turning to renewable energy solutions like GSHP.

Using a GSHP, farmers benefit from lower energy bills of up to 70% versus using a traditional gas or electric boiler system.

For sites that use lots of heat in their operations, such as poultry farms, indoor crop growing and hay drying, a cheaper source of heat is a welcome way to cut energy costs and reduce the carbon footprint.

Poultry farms are a particularly good example of how a switch to renewable energy can pay major dividends. GSHP offer a good solution for poultry units, with a low carbon footprint and the advantage that they can cool as well as warm spaces to keep a flock at the ideal temperature, whatever the weather.

Go Geothermal was recently involved in a project which saw us supplying GSHP and ancillaries at a poultry farm in Yorkshire. The farmer wanted to increase the heat in his chicken sheds to improve the welfare of his birds and this subsequently resulted in higher egg production rates.

Whether its hotels, holiday let owners or even historic properties, no rural buildings are off limits when it comes to renewable energy.

Combining heat pumps – we also have air source heat pumps too including the state-of-the-art premium CTC 700 series – with technologies like solar photovoltaic (PV) systems can create a robust and sustainable energy mix, and depending on your own situation there are various grants which can be accessed too.

Grants of up to £7,500 are available through the Boiler Upgrade Scheme to put towards the cost of a GSHP for a property you own (including a business or a second home) if you are replacing fossil fuel heating systems – such as oil, gas, electric or LPG.

And farmers are eligible to apply for a minimum of £15,000 and a maximum of £100,000 towards the cost of Solar PV equipment as part of Round 2 of the Improving Farm Productivity Grant. This means you should see a return on investment fairly quickly, in addition to the ethical move you have made to switch by switching to more environmentally friendly heating systems.

Go Geothermal’s range of CTC Ground Source Heat Pumps provide an ideal solution and come with the Made in Sweden guarantee of quality. And with support available from initial conception through to installation, we are true one-stop-shop for all renewable energy heating needs in agriculture.

Please call us on 01833 720228, email: sales@gogeothermal.co.uk or visit: www.gogeothermal.co.uk

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Sustainable, high-quality perennial wood crops

Eco Crops Ltd partners with landowners, farmers and end users alike to grow and source sustainable, high-quality wood biomass.

On 6-7 March 2024, Eco Crops Ltd exhibited at the Low Carbon Agriculture show in Hall 2 Stand 510 to talk all things biomass and how it can be utilised in both smallscale boilers and largescale heating plants, as well as for animal bedding and a number of other high-quality low-carbon wood-based products.

Eco Crops champions a profitable and sustainable farming

future by supplying a wide range of high-quality and highperforming Willow and Poplar eco products. Eco Crops Ltd works closely with farm shops and farming supply channels, and have extensive experience and connections to guide you to the right end market.

Eco Crops offers several services to its customers, given its focus on eco-friendly agriculture. Its specialism, however, is in perennial Wood Crops such as Short Rotation Coppice (SRC) willow wood crops, SRC poplar and Short Rotation Forestry (SRF). For these, the company can provide both practical advice and hands-on support in the following areas: Land Preparations, Project Management, Planting, Woodchip, Harvest Machinery Supply, Local Supply Chains, Woodland Management Best Practice, Information & Guidance for Growing Perennial Wood Crops, and much more.

The company boasts years of trusted expertise that have helped connect companies with growers to identify and implement green supply chains. The environmental benefits associated with willow and poplar production is something that all

landowners should be considering at every opportunity. Eco Crops have the expertise and experience to not only advise what’s best for you and your business, but also what’s best for the local and wider environment.

The Willow Chip supplied through Eco Crops is harvested every three years from willow coppiced wood crops. The chip is then available for high quality biomass fuel, or bedding as well as being processed into wood fuel such as Eco Briquettes – a sustainable alternative to coal!

Willow Chip comes in both bags and bulk and is extremely useful for customers with garden projects. The product has many benefits including but not limited to controlling weed growth, retaining soil moisture, regulating soil temperature, and encouraging earth worm populations while also adding organic matter to the soil as it decomposes. Furthermore, Willows unique composition also contains Salicylic acid which has been found to play an important role in plant health and resistance against several plant pathogens.

With the added pressure from the Government’s Environmental Net Zero targets, begin your journey with Eco Crops Ltd today for more sustainable and affordable alternatives to fossil fuels.

M 07307 494848 neil.watkins@ecocrops.co.uk https://ecocrops.co.uk

Eco Willow Mulch

Ramial Chipped Wood

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All-New Ford E-Transit Custom – Ready to Order Now!

As well as the upfront saving in our offer, prospective owners of the All-New Ford E-Transit Custom also stand to make savings on their running costs by upgrading to a more economical and efficient engine with zero tailpipe emissions.

Britain’s best-selling van (renowned for its toughness & reliability) has been reimagined from the ground up with nextgen. connectivity and productivity at its heart. It still delivers legendary capabilities; plus, smart innovative design features now make this van a mobile office whenever and wherever you need.

It’s little wonder that an expert jury of 25 commercial vehicle journalists voted the All-New Transit Custom winner of International Van of the Year 2024 with its 5G modem for superfast connectivity; Delivery Assist to automate common tasks at every stop; Alexa Built-in from the factory; an innovative steering wheel tilt feature to create an angled desk when parked (ideal for laptops or lunch); a range of optional highsecurity lock packs; and many more stand-out features.

We highly recommend the business case for switching to an All-New E-Transit Custom. Ford’s second fully electric van offers zero tailpipe emissions, saving money in increasingly common clean air zones with no compromise on its legendary performance and practicality.

This version of the vehicle also comes with Pro Power Onboard technology, delivering 2.3 kW of electricity in the cab and load area without a generator, so you can plug in electric tools, lights or other devices wherever you work.

The van’s battery delivers an impressive & practical range of up to 163-209 miles (T&Cs apply) from a full charge. With a charging point on business premises, it can recharge from 0 to 100%, while using a high-power, public charging station is easy. Alternatively, the van can recharge from the mains or a Ford Connected Wallbox home charging point can offer convenience and faster charging before work.

More than just a simple work van, the All-New E-Transit Custom forms just one part of a whole Ford Pro integrated solution. This includes a suite of intelligent software applications & fleet management tools (including Ford Pro E-Telematics and FordPass Pro), all seamlessly connected to help increase vehicle uptime and maximise productivity.

You can discuss with us how to best benefit from the All-New E-Transit Custom & Ford Pro Service. We look forward to hearing from you.

www.allenmotorgroup.co.uk

Water Management

Trenchless technology paving the way for sustainable development

After recently celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2023, the United Kingdom Society of Trenchless Technology (UKSTT) remains at the forefront of environmental preservation with its trenchless methods that harness innovation.

Going into its fourth decade, UKSTT has achieved many milestones across its history, and today its mission still remains the same: To advance the science of practice of trenchless technology for the public benefit and to promote education, training, study and research in the practice and to publish the results.

Addressing the urgency of climate change is a priority for UKSTT moving forward and by putting itself in the centre of the action enables the company to remain focused on promoting its technology for the benefit of the environment and everyone involved.

Through sustainable impact, effective collaboration, lasting partnerships and knowledge transference, UKSTT’s

main focus is to continue supporting and engaging its membership within the utility sector.

UKSTT’s range of trenchless solutions offer key advantages across inspection & detection, cleaning methods, renovation, new installations, and keyhole & other techniques.

UKSTT is excited to announce its first masterclass of 2024 that will take place on the 20th March at Woodland Grange, Leamington Spa. CIPP for Pressure Pipes Masterclass is a one-day masterclass that comprehensively covers CIPP for pressure pipes and much more. Including presentations from speakers from Wessex Water, Thames Water, IKT – Institute for Underground Infrastructure, WRc Group, Picote Solutions, Applied Felts and RPS, reserve your place today!

M 07745 781500 www.ukstt.org.uk www.ukstt.org.uk/calendar/cipp-forpressure-pipes-masterclass

Calls for global action

Bluewater calls for global action on PFAS contamination on World Water Day 2024, says manufacturers should assume full responsibility and halt production.

In response to recent findings exposing the presence of harmful PFAS contaminants in the tap water of 70 million Americans, Bluewater, a pioneering brand delivering water purification solutions and beverages, is urging for increased public vigilance and intervention from national health and water authorities this World Water Day 2024. Bluewater is spotlighting the intensifying global crisis of water contamination by PFAS persistent chemicals, now widely detected in tap water worldwide and posing a threat to human health.

“Our mission at Bluewater is to protect people by preventing hazardous chemicals such as PFAS from getting into their bodies. PFAS isn’t a localised issue. It’s a global health crisis spiralling out of control,” says Bengt Rittri, a leading Swedish environmental entrepreneur who founded & leads Bluewater as CEO.

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Fortifying arable farming against the onslaught of climate change

Cefetra participation at Low Carbon Agriculture 2024, confirmed its leading role in bringing payments for nature positive interventions to UK and Irish farmers. Cefetra showcased its Ecosystem Services that has received an overwhelming response from farmers across the country.

Uwe Schröder, Head of Cefetra Ecosystem Services, commented, “Participating in this event and listening to the insightful presentations reaffirms that we are at the forefront when it comes to offering a practical and most importantly, bankable proposition to farmers in the UK & Ireland who want to engage with regenerative agriculture. Our customers can be confident that the benefits embedded in the cereals we sell them, are science based & verified to the highest standard.”

The effects of climate change are tangible and in urgent need of addressing. Cefetra has partnered with Soil Capital to provide farmers a way to receive payments for climate positive farming practices. The programme results in carbon reductions and removals and measurable benefits for biodiversity, water, landscapes and resilience to the effects of climate change. The programme turns a global challenge

into an opportunity for UK and Irish farmers to future proof their businesses.

Buyers of Uk grown grains supplied from the programme can be confident that their investment has tangible effects on improving their supply chains.

Cefetra’s Ecosystem Services offers a proven, verified, high standard, certification process that contributes to the future of sustainable farming and creates a bridge between industry demand and rewarding farmers for implementing measurable sustainable practices. For its partners in the feed, food, drink and bioenergy sectors, Cefetra’s farming program isn’t just about reducing carbon footprints, its about pioneering climate positive interventions.

https://cefetra.co.uk/ecosystem-services/

In recent investigations to raise public awareness of the problem in London & Stockholm, Bluewater found evidence in both cities of worrying levels of the most hazardous PFAS chemicals, PFOA & PFOS.

“As we commemorate World Water Day 2024, Bluewater encourages everyone to consider tap water quality and to take action towards better health and a sustainable planet. We also urge the manufacturers of PFAS chemicals to take responsibility for the pollution they are causing and — preferably — stop their production of such chemicals entirely,” said Bengt Rittri.

M 07785 302694

david.noble@bluewatergroup.com

www.mynewsdesk.com/bluewater

We supply agricultural raw materials for the feed, food and fuel industry

We have been doing this for more than 120 years

Our efficient supply chains and logistics make it possible to deliver products between our suppliers and our customers in Europe

https://cefetra.co.uk/ecosystem-services/

Bluewater on course to help deliver final blow to throwaway plastic bottles

St Andrews Links Trust has appointed sustainable water and purification experts Bluewater as its Official Hydration Supplier to provide a next-generation drinking water solution for golfers and visitors to the Home of Golf.

The pioneering agreement will see Bluewater, a global leader in sustainable water purification & beverage solutions, provide purified drinking water across the St Andrews Links estate through its innovative refill stations, supporting a commitment for the removal of singleuse plastic bottles from the Trust’s facilities.

The stations utilise the Swedish company's advanced SuperiorOsmosis treatment process, which removes more than 99% of known contaminants from water, to provide locally purified and chilled drinking water at the point of consumption.

The refill stations will initially be installed in both the Old Pavilion next to the first tee of the iconic Old Course and at the Halfway House serving the Old, New, and Jubilee Courses with further installations at the Links Clubhouse, Golf Academy, and Castle Course Clubhouse.

Each unit will provide free-of-charge refills of chilled and purified water.

The units also feature high-bright digital TV screens to communicate key information to visitors concerning wider sustainability initiatives across the world-renowned venue.

For more information, visit: www.bluewatergroup.com, or call David Noble on +44 (0)7785 302694 or email: david.noble@bluewatergroup.com.

Aliaxis unveils new next generation boundary box to provide unrivalled protection against contaminants

Fluid management solutions provider

Aliaxis has enhanced its Protecta-Line barrier system offering with the introduction of the new Protecta-Line Boundary Box, the only completely plastic boundary box fully approved for contaminated land usage.

With homes increasingly being built on brownfield sites that may contain substances harmful to people, it is vital to provide drinking water in a safe and efficient way and avoid the potential danger of exposure to significant surface waters or ground water pollution.

standard lid, as well as three further lid choices: slope, square cowl and fixed.

The ProtectaLine range is the market leading and original barrier pipe system for the safe transportation of drinking water through areas of contaminated land, or for sites with future potential contamination concerns.

Aliaxis will be showcasing this groundbreaking solution for the first time at Utility Week Live (Stand J16) at the NEC in Birmingham (16th-17th May).

New partnership between Euroby and Polat Makina

Euroby Ltd is one of the UK’s leading suppliers of waste processing equipment. On 23rd September, the Midlands based company entered into a new partnership with Turkish equipment provider Polat Makina.

Polat already has a global presence and its new partnership with Euroby grants them access to the UK market for the first time.

For Euroby, the partnership presents an opportunity to expand their already diverse range of services and provide faster turnaround times for both new and existing clients.

Both companies share commitment to delivering excellent customer service and prioritising sustainability. This means that clients, the communities they serve and the environment will all benefit from this collaboration.

With a combined industry experience of more than 50 years, this partnership aims to achieve new levels of quality and innovation. By working together, they are confident that Polat’s cutting-edge equipment and Euroby’s specialised industry knowledge and experience will contribute unique ideas, skills and enthusiasm to develop new service offerings across various industries and drive long-term growth.

T 01903 694400

F 01903 694477

sales@euroby.com www.euroby.com

Leachate Solutions

LeachateSolutionsis committed to promoting energy efficiency and conservation, with sustainable use of energy, we focus on delivering cost-effective and robust engineering. Using a modern approach that works across the UK in environments within the Water and Waste Water sector such as closed landfills, old coal mines, gasometer tower drainage, and AD BIO systems.

end to end solutions to the industry. The company also provides a maintenance consultancy service that helps identify and implement cost savings across an entire sector.

Leachate Solutions provides a comprehensive range of services within the Water and Waste Water sectors. We Consult, Supply, Design and Install:

Boundary boxes are designed to house the meter at the boundary between the water main and the domestic supply and this new Protecta-Line solution not only provides a shield against all known contaminants, but it’s the only ‘Grade B’ load bearing height adjustable boundary box on the market. It is available with a

For more information on Aliaxis’ extensive range of water supply solutions, visit: https://bit.ly/ProtectaLine_BoundaryBox

Contact T +44 (0)330 111 4233 www.aliaxis.co.uk

We also offer eco friendly technical interventions for problematic sites or site processes, delivering full maintenance packages and services, including smart monitoring systems that can provide a comprehensive system overview and advanced warning of any potential issues.

We problem solve and provide solutions for issues that clients may have. Our comprehensive technical skills set provide consultancy, migration, reverse engineering, plus

t Water Treatment Systems: Including Leachate & Landfill

t Pumps and Pumping Equipment

t Pump Maintenance and Management

t Pump Condition Reports

t Non Invasive Flow Meters –Magflow, Ultrasonic and Doppler

t Level Control Systems

t On-Site Instrument Calibration

t Analytical Services

T 01772 816593 enquiries@leachatesolutions.com www.leachatesolutions.com

Benefits of Goupil electric utility vehicles

Bradshaw is the official UK distributor for Goupil, all-electric, zero-emission light commercial road and utility vehicles. Goupil was founded in 1996 and quickly established itself as a leading manufacturer of electric utility vehicles and a pioneer in sustainable transportation solutions.

The Goupil G2 and G4 models perfectly balance sustainable, environmental, and economic functionality in an electric light commercial vehicle. With their innovative design, they are specifically tailored to meet the diverse needs of industrial and commercial operations.

Goupil electric vehicles offer a multitude of benefits that make them a compelling choice. Not only do they contribute to a cleaner and greener environment by producing zero emissions, but they also provide efficient and cost-effective transportation solutions. With their compact size and manoeuvrability, Goupil vehicles are perfect for navigating urban areas and tight spaces with ease. Additionally, their low maintenance requirements and long battery life ensure reliable and hassle-free operation. These qualities, combined with their versatility and customisable features, make Goupil electric vehicles an ideal option for various industries,

including logistics, delivery services, and municipal operations.

Environmentally friendly

Using electricity rather than fossil fuels, Electric vehicles produce zero tailpipe emissions, helping combat climate change and improving air quality.

Regenerative braking contributes significantly to environmental conservation by enhancing the energy efficiency of electric vehicles. Unlike traditional braking systems, which dissipate kinetic energy as heat, regenerative braking systems capture and reuse this energy. The regenerative braking systems on a Goupil Electric vehicle reduce wear and tear on the tyres and reduce tyre and brake dust pollution.

Silent operation

Electric vehicles offer a significant advantage in reducing noise pollution, providing a tranquil and enjoyable environment. These near-silent vehicles enable operations during evening and early morning hours

Recycling & Waste Management

Deltax the internationally recognised brand for recycling equipment

Once again Deltax was a standout exhibitor at RWM Expo 2023, where it showcased from Hall 17 Stand R-M130 its vast range of equipment and machinery involved in scrap recycling, demolition and construction industries.

Deltax has been manufacturing recycling equipment since 1990 and is known for designing high-quality equipment that not only lasts but when maintained, still holds a high re-sale value. Aside from its manufacturing and designing capabilities, Deltax also performs most of its component production in-house using only the best materials and the latest production techniques.

Deltax has a strong history of combining its accurate computer aided design and manufacturing systems with its ongoing policy which is to improve the design and production to meet the changing needs of the industries they cater too.

The company’s integrity and open

policy ensures customers will receive a fair and honest service. With sales agents around the world, you’ll find Deltax machinery and equipment on almost every continent across a vast range of industries.

Deltax work using the most sustainable approach and also offer used and factory refurbished equipment that can be used for scrap processing and recycling. This is a great way to promote a circular economy.

T 01489 784711 deltax@btconnect.com www.deltax.co.uk

without causing disturbances to the local community.

Economic benefits

Electric vehicles are incredibly efficient, enabling lower operating costs over time than traditional internal combustion vehicles. Operating electric vehicles can save money on both fuel and maintenance expenses. This is especially beneficial for businesses that operate a fleet of vehicles, as they can see significant savings over time.

Stop/start operations

The Electric Goupil is better suited to stop-start operations compared to diesel vehicles. Diesel particulate filters (DPFs), designed to capture and store exhaust soot to reduce emissions, can pose problems. If not regularly and sufficiently heated, these filters can become clogged, leading to expensive maintenance and repair costs.

No special charging infrastructure required

Charging a Goupil G4 is a straightforward process; equipped with a single-phase onboard charger, the Goupil’s plug into any 230V/13A domestic socket, negating the need for any additional electric charger installation.

Compact size

The Goupil G4’s compact size and manoeuvrability make them ideally suited for urban environments, where space is premium and navigating crowded streets can be challenging.

www.bradshawev.com

Recycling & Waste Management

HARSH

HARSH stands out uniquely in the UK market by providing a comprehensive lineup of tipping equipment, tractor wet kits, sheeting systems, and specialised waste handling bodywork. What makes HARSH distinctive is its commitment to delivering top-tier performance and operational efficiency across its entire product range. Each product is meticulously designed to maximise functionality, ensuring that every user experiences the utmost in performance.

More than just a supplier, HARSH is a family-owned business dedicated to manufacturing, supplying, installing, and servicing precision hydraulic equipment and truck components. Their expertise spans the haulage, waste, and agricultural industries, showcasing a versatile and

impactful presence in these sectors. With a focus on precision and reliability, HARSH has become synonymous with quality in the hydraulic equipment market.

When you choose HARSH, you're not just choosing a product; you're aligning yourself with a family-owned business that has a longstanding commitment to excellence. From manufacturing to installation and ongoing service, HARSH Truck embodies a legacy of reliability and efficiency. In the dynamic worlds of haulage, waste, and agriculture, HARSH stands as a trusted name, where performance meets family values. Choose HARSH – it just works.

Contact www.harshuk.com

New Landfill Compactor

Tana, a longstanding pioneer in waste management solutions, introduces the latest iteration of its legendary Landfill Compactor. With over five decades of proven performance, this updated model combines time-tested reliability with cutting-edge enhancements to redefine efficiency in waste compaction.

Continuing its legacy of innovation, the TANA Landfill Compactor features two full-width drums, a hallmark design element that has set Tana aside from its competition. This iconic feature allows for unparalleled compaction rates per pass, significantly reducing operational time and resource consumption compared to conventional compactors.

Built on a foundation of durability and ruggedness, the TANA Landfill Compactor

remains steadfast in the face of the toughest landfill environments. Its sturdy construction, refined over half a century of engineering excellence, ensures longevity and reliability, providing operators with a trusted solution they can depend on.

Despite its storied history, this updated model of the Tana Landfill Compactor delivers a 10% increase in compaction efficiency compared to its predecessors and competitors alike. This enhancement, coupled with its proven track record, cements its status as the preferred choice for waste management professionals worldwide.

For more information about the latest model of the Tana Landfill Compactor and its enhanced features, please visit: www.tanauk.com or contact 01302 872431.