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Mid Recycling UK
The Beauparc Utility Group has acquired Mid Recycling UK. Toby Underwood and Mike Denny of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP were appointed Joint Administrators of Mid Recycling UK Limited (“Mid UK”) on 12th June 2019. Immediately following the appointment of the Joint Administrators the business and assets of the Mid UK were sold to New Earth Solutions (West)…
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Irish packaging recycling scheme, Repak, and leading waste operator, Panda, have today announced a new joint initiative to support Focus Ireland in its efforts to assist families, young people and children at risk or affected by homelessness. The initiative, aimed at all commercial businesses in Dublin’s city centre, will encourage offices, shops, restaurants, bars, hotels…
Read MoreBeauparc to be the sole fuel supplier to new Skelton Grange EfW Facility
Wheelabrator, an energy from waste specialist has announced they are taking over plans to develop a new energy recovery facility in Skelton Grange. The site already has planning consent to process 300,000 tonnes, with an application submitted to vary the capacity to 410,000 tonnes. Project completion is planned for mid-2020. Paul Green, Vice President of…
Read MoreAssociated Waste Management Acquisition
Beauparc has continued its expansion into the UK market and are pleased to confirm our latest acquisition. AWM, Leeds waste management firm, joined the group on Friday, November 30th. AWM are a Yorkshire based waste management business that provide commercial recycling, waste disposal, collection, treatment and re-usable energy manufacturing services to clients throughout the UK.…
Read MoreRenes
Beauparc are pleased to announce their most recent acquisition – Renes. Renes, based in Rotterdam, are a very well established and highly reputable organisation that has been in business for over 60 years. Renes is an authentic Rotterdam family business, founded in 1953. Piet Renes, Erik Renes and Willem Renes have ensured that Renes has…
Read MoreLittleton Composting Facility
The Beauparc Utility Group recently acquired Littleton Composting Ltd. in Tipperary. Littleton Composting is the biggest in-vessel composting facility in the Republic of Ireland, processing 45,000 tonnes per annum. Opened in 2010, the facility accepts non-hazardous biodegradable wastes from which it produces Class 1 quality compost, a valuable soil improver. The facility predominately accepts typical ‘brown…
Read MoreLagan Eco-Fuel Centre
Beauparc has been awarded a 10-year contract to provide Solid Recovered Fuel (SRF) to the Lagan cement facility in Kinnegad, Co. Meath. Beauparc’s €5M investment into the project will guarantee 80,000 tonnes of the renewable fuel resource to Lagans per year. The joint venture guarantees Lagan with critical resources and further promotes Beauparc’s position within…
Read MoreIPR Complete €3.2M Upgrade to Ireland’s Largest Household Recycling Facility
The Regional Materials Recovery Facility in Ballymount processes the recycling material from approximately 400,000 homes in Dublin and the surrounding areas. The state of the art facility is operated by Irish Packaging Recycling (IPR), part of the Beauparc Utility Group. The facility is the largest of its kind in Ireland, employs 105 staff and operates…
Read MoreScotwaste joins the Beauparc Family
Beauparc are delighted to announce that as of 08/03/2018, Scotwaste are officially a part of the Beauparc Utility Group. Scotwaste is a leading integrated skip hire and Waste Management Business. Based in Bathgate, West Lothian they are serving customers in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Fife Livingston and throughout central Scotland. Current Managing Director, Brian Ramsay will continue…
Read MoreSolar Powered Energy Generation
Sustainability is at the heart of Beauparc. We recognise the impacts of climate change and are committed to addressing these challenges through CO² reduction initiatives. Moving to a low carbon future through generating our own renewable energy is a key goal. Through Bioverda, we currently generate renewable electricity from landfill gas on nine different sites…
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