| Parc System recommissioned following system updates | |
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Premier Waste Management’s Parc technology began the process of recommissioning last week, following the introduction of new systems and technologies. |
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| Book your place at the Alternative Waste Technologies Conference | |
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Responding to the drive to recycle bio-waste Materials Recycling Week (MRW) in association with The Resource Recovery Forum is holding an Anaerobic Digestion & Alternative Waste Treatment Technologies Conference on 22 May 2008.
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| Change to CLO requirement | |
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Premier Waste Management has received noticed from the Environment Agency to a change to their requirements for this material. Previously, CLO not shown to have reached the required temperature was allowed to be used for landfill restoration. |
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| Response to Inside Out broadcast | |
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Read our response to the Inside Out broadcast. |
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| Recycling facility commissioned at Monument Park Washington | |
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The first phase of our recycling facility at Monument Park in Washington, Tyne & Wear is being commissioned. We have already secured planning permission for a 12-tower Parc facility for this site. |
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| Shorter Residence Time Trials | |
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80 hour residence trail results. |
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| Latest Waste Analysis in Line with UK Average. | |
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Results of a detailed waste analysis carried out on material coming into Parc. |
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| Animal By-Products Approval | |
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Full approval for the plant was granted in September 2007 by Animal Health (formerly known as State Veterinary Service) for the new NTDP tower 3. |
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| New Bag Issue for the Recycling Bag Scheme | |
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Survival Bag Scheme (formerly Orange Bag Scheme)
The new improved purple bags are now issued to householders and most should only have a few orange bags remaining of the roll of 26 (half a year) that were originally issued. The purple ones will start to filter through the system in November.
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| Tower 3 Construction completed | |
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Tower 3 construction was completed in August 2007. |
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| Tower 3 Ready for Waste | |
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May 2007 preparations takes place for the first load of waste to be treated in the newly built tower 3. |
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| Tower 3 Commissioning Period | |
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Works to complete Construction
Cladding works continued and specialist scaffolding was hired in to provide safe access to the sides of the new building which stand above the roof of the existing building.
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| Recycling Bag Scheme Trial | |
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Premier Waste Management are trialing a new way to collect plastic bottles and cardboard. |
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| Tower 3 construction continues | |
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Construction of the digester tower 3 continued during January 2007. |
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| New Parc Recycling System leading the way for Defra New Technologies Programme. | |
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A new bio-processing plant in County Durham which offers local authorities an environmentally sustainable way for disposing of unsorted domestic waste will become one of the first fully operational projects developed under the Defra New Technologies Demonstrator Programme when it is commissioned next month. |
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| ‘Third Way’ Waste Bio-Processing system set for National launch after successful 5 year trial. | |
| An innovative bioprocessing system which offers local authorities an environmentally positive ‘third way’ for disposing of unsorted domestic waste is set to have its national launch at a major global waste strategy event today (Monday 11 December). | |
| Kerb It | |
| Premier is the largest provider of kerbside recycling services in the North East of England, supplying its unique ‘Kerb-It’ service to residents in Tyne and Wear and County Durham. Premier currently services over 410,000 households in County Durham, Gateshead, South Tyneside and Sunderland | |
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