Recycling technology and waste management news articles 
HENDRIX/KERITE CABLE OFFERS 34.5 kV TRXLP INSULATED UNDERGROUND CABLE WITH FLEXIBLE DELIVERY SCHEDULES
34.5 kV Cable is Ideal for Wind Power Applications Milford, NH- Hendrix/Kerite Cable (Marmon Utility, LLC.), a premier provider of high-quality underground power distribution products, announces its offering of 34.5 kV TRXLP-insulated medium voltage cable for applications in the wind power industry. Hendrix manufactures all cable in the USA, which is made and tested to ICEA/AEIC Standards and is dry-cure, triple-extruded. The 34.5 kV cable is available in both aluminum and copper conductor. Standard conductor sizes ranging from 1/0 through 1250 kcmil in full and reduced concentric neutr... [more]
DEMAND for greener office paper is soaring according to one of the UK’s biggest business suppliers
Banner Business Services has produced its one billionth sheet of ‘Closed Loop’ paper thanks to orders from green offices and purchasing chiefs in the UK. Banner uses a unique Closed Loop paper system that sees waste paper collected, securely destroyed, segregated at a mill, pulped without chemicals and returned as 100% recycled copier paper. This process is audited and can be undertaken several times. It means the same paper used by an office is returned and used over and over again. Closed Loop was originally developed in 2010 to meet the needs of organisations including HMRC that wan... [more]
KME Yorkshire Ltd will showcase three renewable energy products and promote copper at Ecobuild 2012
KME Yorkshire Ltd, producer of copper and copper alloy materials, will make its inaugural appearance at Ecobuild this year. The UK based copper tube manufacturer, which supplies market leading products to companies across the globe, will be showcasing three renewable energy products that it is looking to introduce into the UK market and promoting the environmental benefits of copper as a material. Yorkshire-flex®, a reduced thickness copper plumbing tube with polyethylene covering, Yorkshire-wall®, a concealed wall heating system and Yorkshire-floor®, an under floor panel heating system,... [more]
Cranfield develop a Geospatial Centre for Biodiversity to help tackle the risk of biodiversity loss in Bolivia
Population pressures, land and water use and climate change pose a threat to some of the world’s richest ecosystems found in Bolivia, South America. In a bid to ensure local development and activity is sustainable, Dr Humberto Perotto-Baldivieso and Dr Andrew Gill of Cranfield University alongside the Noel Kempff Mercado Museum of Natural History in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, will develop a new Geospatial Centre for Biodiversity (GCB) [In Spanish: Centro Geoespacial para la Biodiversidad]. The GCB is a virtual centre that will provide animal information using web-GIS technologies, aligned with c... [more]
SCFI Receives ‘Waste to Energy’ Award
SCFI has scooped the ‘Waste to Energy’ award for AquaCritox® – the world’s first sustainable sludge destruction technology that generates renewable energy. The company was pronounced a winner at this year’s Rushlight Awards, which were held at Church House in London’s Westminster on 1st February. The prestigious awards, which were judged by a leading, independent panel of industry and environmental experts, celebrate the very best in new technology, innovation and best practice across the whole environmental spectrum for organisations throughout UK and Ireland. AquaCritox was recognise... [more]
