Renewable Waste Management

Australia's Food Waste

Food wastage costs the economy $36 billion loss, Or $2000 per household per annum

We waste 48% of what we produce and 70% of the food wasted is edible.

The combined waste equates to 25 million hectares of land area to grow these produce

The amount of water used to grow what is wasted equals the volume of 5 Sydney Harbours

Food emissions equate to 17.5 million tons of CO2 or 3% of Australia’s Annual greenhouse gas emissions

40% of food loss and waste occur at the retail level due to consumer behavior and food supply exceeding demand

When food is wasted all the resources that went into making it is also wasted that could help the world at a time of food insecurity

Organic farming for Health and Prosperity

Organic farming has the potential to contribute quite substantially, to the global food supply, while reducing, the detrimental environmental impacts of conventional agriculture.

Looking beyond the nutritional content, the pesticide reduction potential that can be achieved through the widespread adoption of organic management system has the potential to contribute quite substantially to the global food supply while reducing the detrimental environmental impacts of conventional agriculture. Looking be

It also impacts on water quality, biodiversity, pollinator survival, farmers’ health, and public health. Organic farming practices helps to mitigate global climate change.

Using the modern technologies like using anaerobic digesters, will also help in meeting the food production challenges.

The Waste Bin technology is designed to handle continuous and discontinuous feeding of all types of biodegradable waste. It is ideal for food organic and garden waste.

The technology ensures that there is no odor, whilst no fresh water is required to treat the waste. Has an automatic temperature control system that ensures maximum degradation of volatile solids, without the loss of heat.

The working life is about 15 years and it can be easily emptied and relocated to another location if required

Techno Process for Natural Composting

Agitator based in vessel continuous composting machine(non-heater based)

Naturally processed within 12 -15 days enhanced by mesophilic micro-culture with a volume reduction of 70% to 80%

The system is simple, cost-effective, and space saving which could be incorporated into varied applications

The segregated organic is manually fed into the shredder inlet Sawdust and micro-culture are fed through the second inlet. The mixing blades rotate once every 5 minutes an hour and simultaneously suction blower provides aeration and extracts the excessive moisture from the processing drum.

All the functions are performed automatically by PLC based control panel.

Processed output is pure and natural organic compost which can be directly used for agriculture farming ,

The machine is agitator is made from solid stainless-steel SS 304 for longer life

Innovative Solutions

Fully automatic organic waste converter with an in-built shredder

The machine is a heater and sensor-based with PLC-based controls and HMI Touch screen displays

Segregated waste is manually fed into the shredder inlet for automatic processing within 24 hours and volume reduction of up to 80%

No additives or sawdust is required to be added in the waste for processing

After 24 hours the machine is turned into manual mode to unload the soil element/additives before adding the fresh waste for processing.

The extracted soil additives is kept for manuring for 8-10 days before using it for agriculture, farming, or cultivating crops in the ratio of 1:10.

Environment and Financial Benefit

The company headquartered in Singapore adopts the Triple Bottom Line ethos of ‘People, Planet, Prosperity’ throughout its operations and is a leader in sustainable waste management in Asia and now wants to bring it into Australia.

The philosophy is that organic waste is a resource and has the potential to generate revenue, rather than spending money on its disposal.

Singapore’s leading integrated waste management company servicing a third of the population with 150 projects across 15 countries has completed 14 projects of the landfill using more than 90 anaerobic digestion-based plants and is now ready for Australia.

The company is focused on the integration of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) aspects in its core business strategy and reporting processes.

The company incorporates a centralized Anaerobic Digester Technology based on the principles of Thermophilic Bio methanation for larger waste management issues. The success of the centralized organic waste processing solution lies in managing the two critical phases of the process – the highly efficient segregation process and state-of-the-art Anaerobic Digester technology. After the segregation process, the operating unit recovers almost 80-85 % of organic content from the Council waste. The segregated organic waste is further transferred to a homogenization chamber for thermophilic processing. As the organic matter breaks down it produces a flammable gas made up mainly of methane and carbon dioxide. The methane is then pressurized and piped into a power generator that burns the gas to convert up to 450 kilowatt-hours of electricity each day

Standard Model Energy Bins

This technology is potentially ideal to solve the country’s growing food waste problem, along with the rising energy prices. It reduces the landfill problem, and helps to empower a sustainable solution for Australia to become a zero-waste society by 2030.

REDUCE, REUSE , RECYCLE is our MANTRA

De-Centralised Waste

Welcome to Decentralized Waste Management: Revolutionizing Sustainability

In our rapidly evolving world, the need for innovative solutions to address environmental challenges has never been more critical. One area that demands immediate attention is waste management. Traditional centralized waste management systems often struggle to keep pace with the growing volume of waste, leading to environmental degradation and health concerns.

The Rise of Decentralized Waste Management : A Paradigm Shift

Decentralized waste management is emerging as a revolutionary approach to tackle these issues. Unlike centralized systems that rely on large-scale facilities, decentralized waste management distributes waste processing closer to the source, creating a more sustainable and efficient model.

Key Features of Decentralized Waste Management :

1. Community Engagement: Decentralized waste management encourages active community involvement. By integrating waste processing facilities into local neighborhoods, residents become stakeholders in the waste management process, fostering a sense of responsibility and ownership.

2. Reduced Transportation Costs: Traditional waste management systems often require extensive transportation of waste to centralized facilities. Decentralized systems significantly cut down on these transportation costs, reducing carbon emissions and contributing to a greener environment.

3.Tailored Solutions : Different communities have distinct waste disposal needs. Decentralized waste management allows for the customization of solutions based on the unique requirements of each locality, optimizing resource utilization.

4. Improved Resource Recovery: Decentralized systems often incorporate advanced technologies for resource recovery, such as recycling and composting. This not only minimizes the amount of waste sent to landfills but also promotes the circular economy by reclaiming valuable resources.

The Environmental Impact of Decentralized Waste Management :

1. Reduced Carbon Footprint: By minimizing the distance waste needs to travel for processing, decentralized waste management significantly lowers carbon emissions associated with transportation, contributing to climate change mitigation.

2. Biodiversity Conservation: Proper waste management is crucial for protecting biodiversity. Decentralized systems reduce the risk of pollution and habitat destruction, preserving ecosystems for future generations.

3. Landfill Reduction: Traditional waste management often relies on landfills, which contribute to soil degradation and pose a threat to groundwater. Decentralized waste management seeks to minimize reliance on landfills, promoting a more sustainable waste disposal strategy.

Join the Movement Towards Sustainable Waste Management :

Embrace the future of waste management by supporting decentralized systems. Whether you’re a community leader, business owner, or concerned citizen, there are various ways to get involved. Explore our website to learn more about the benefits of decentralized waste management, success stories from communities that have implemented these systems, and how you can make a difference in your locality.

Together, let’s build a cleaner, greener future through decentralized waste management!

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