Andusia Recovered Fuels is delighted to announce the addition of a new RDF supply partner, Lowmac Waste & Recycling.
Lowmac are a leading waste management solution, offering a variety of services including construction, aggregate, office and trade recycling and hazardous waste disposal. Established in 1973, they have a wealth of knowledge and experience in the field.
Andusia Recovered Fuels are delighted to announce that Director, Mark Terrell, will be on an expert panel, speaking at the Energy From Waste Conference, taking place on 27th-28thFebruary 2019 at etc. venues County Hall, London.
Read More »Mark Terrell Confirmed as Speaker on EfW Conference Panel
Andusia would like to wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Our office will be open over the Christmas period from Thursday 27th to Monday 31st December 2018 so please don’t hesitate to contact us with any enquiries. The office will open again on Wednesday 2nd January 2019.
The Hertfordshire Limited study, conducted by business advisers Grant Thornton provided an in-depth analysis of the performance of the top 200 largest privately owned companies, based on turnover, within Hertfordshire – and once again Andusia was one of them!
Read More »Andusia ranked one of Hertfordshire’s 200 largest privately owned companies for 2018!
Andusia Recovered Fuels is pleased to announce it has recently signed a new contract with RDF producer, Mick George.
Mick George Ltd is one of the UKs leading suppliers of cost-effective waste management solutions to the commercial, trade and residential markets, with landfill sites, waste transfer stations and quarries across the country.
The CIWM (Chartered Institute of Waste Management) have published a report entitled ‘RDF Trading in a Modern World’ exploring the range of factors shaping the future of exporting RDF, including the possible impact of Brexit.
The report highlighted findings from SLR Consulting, that the UK is likely to see a reduction in RDF exports due to new domestic EfW capacity and increased recycling rates. Andusia do not share the view that UK EfW plants will replace RDF exports, but it is evident that new UK EfW plants will replace the most expensive disposal option of landfill.
