ENDS Report 372, January 2006, pp. 26-29
1 January 2006
The integrated pollution prevention and control (IPPC) regime looks set to clean up the operations of hazardous waste treatment facilities, many of which are scarred by decades of mismanagement and poor regulation. The process will bring major changes to the waste treatment market, Alex Marshall reports
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Categories:
- Carbon & Energy Efficiency;
- Waste & Recycling;
- Regulation;
- Waste;
- Leicester City Council;
- Environment Agency;
- SITA;
- Cleanaway Ltd;
- Cumbria Waste Management;
- Lanstar;
- Waste Recycling Group Limited;
- United Utilities Plc;
- Grundon Waste Management Ltd;
- Viridor Waste Management;
- Wyvern Waste Services;
- Cleansing Service Group;
- Alco Waste Management;
- Biffa Waste Services Ltd;
- Shanks;
- Collier Industrial Waste;
- J&G Environmental;
- Premier Environmental;
- Castle Waste Services;
- Credential Environmental;
- BCB Environmental Management Limited;
- Petroplus Tankstorage Milford Haven Ltd.;
- BP Exploration Operating Company Ltd;
- Onyx Environmental Group plc;
- Sterile Technologies (UK) Ltd;
- PHS Group Plc;
- ASCO UK Ltd;
- Alsager Contractors Ltd;
- Chemical Recoveries Ltd;
- Chemwaste Ltd;
- City Special Waste Ltd;
- Fourway Management Ltd;
- Foundry Services (West Midlands) Ltd;
- Link TS Ltd;
- M Gaze & Co Ltd;
- Mekatek Ltd;
- MEM Group Plc;
- Proactive Waste Solutions (Augean Plc);
- Recycling and Resource Management Ltd;
- Remondis UK Ltd;
- Robert Hopkins Environmental Services Ltd;
- Waste Matters Ltd;
- Williams Environmental Management Ltd;
- Augean Plc;
- Advance Waste Management Ltd;
- LIS (North Western) Ltd;
- Oil and Water Ltd;
- Reformation Disposal Services Ltd
