Geocycle launches UK operations
Published by Rebecca Bowden,
Assistant Editor
World Cement,
Geocycle has now launched its UK operations. The company, which partners with companies to minimise and repurpose their waste in a sustainable way, already operated in over 50 countries. It recognises that treating waste is outside the core competence of most organisations and can be time-consuming, costly, and expose a firm to major environmental and reputational risk.
Specialising in a unique technique of sustainable waste treatment known as co-processing, Geocycle, uses waste-derived materials as a substitute for fossil fuels and primary raw material in industrial processes. Co-processing is the most ecological way to treat waste. Using cement kilns, at temperatures of 1400 – 2000°C, the waste is processed leaving no residue while recovering useful energy and material. This approach benefits the entire environment as it lessens reliance on fossil fuels, preserves natural resources and reduces greenhouse gas emissions.
Michael Awanayah, General Manager of Geocycle UK, said: “Organisations in the UK are increasingly adopting sustainable business practices, and co-processing provides a practical, cost-effective and environmentally-preferred option to landfills. We’re extremely excited to have launched Geocycle in the UK. With operations in Cauldon, Staffordshire and Cookstown, Northern Ireland in the UK and an extensive global network, we look forward to extending our offer to environmentally-responsible companies.”
Read the article online at: https://www.worldcement.com/europe-cis/26102017/geocycle-launches-uk-operations/
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