waste to energy United Kingdom

LEDUS are an international LED Lighting designer, supplier and manufacturer based in London. Specialising in low energy LED lighting 600x600 panels, 4ft 5ft tube lighting, emergency lighting. Our aim is to help companies reduce waste emissions and reduce energy expenses by providing low energy lighting solutions and we work with other companies, councils and the govenment to reduce CO2 emmisions and other waste products by replacing traditional lighting with low energy consumption LED lighting. Wholesale prices Free quotes, onsite energy surveys.

... bottles, Refillable bottles, PET Kegs and 5 Gallon Water Cooler bottles. Petainer is an expert in incorporating rPET material to benefit carbon reduction and reduce plastic waste. Two of our core manufacturing sites are powered by renewable energy, which significantly reduces carbon emissions from our operations. We can provide an Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) which is an independently...

... benefits to the planet and society as a whole but also drive our own profitable growth. Current environmental concerns and the rising need for sustainable practices are a driver for our work. Our ambition is to educate and empower customers so they improve the sustainability of their supply chains by replacing all the single-use plastics and wood-based paper with our sustainable agro-waste materials...

... technology vary from 1 tons/day to 75 tons/day.Our second line enables biochar (a fertilizer/soil amendment) and electricity/heat/steam production from waste. The general characteristics of the emergent product are (unlike most of biofuels/fertilizers/soil amendments):*It is odorless,*It is dry,*It is almost smokeless,*It is easy to store,*It is easy to use.The capacity of this technology is 36 tons/day.Lastly, our third line enables hot water (and biochar if the raw material is suitable and free from toxics) from household waste (and also cow manure if you like). Capacity:1 tons/day to 5 tons/day.

... frozen dessert.Most people are fully aware of the high cost of energy and associated problems experienced with conventional soft serve equipment, including the need to strip down, clean and sanitize, lubricate and reassemble on a regular basis. All this can lead to high service costs and spare part replacement, not to mention the liquid ice cream mix remaining in the machine at the end of the day...