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of our current and recent projects include: |
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an analysis of the viability of reverse haul within the UK hospitality sector |
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a report on the quantification of potential energy
from residuals in the UK |
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an analysis of the causes of inland fuel and oil incidents in E&W |
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an economic study of the waste oils market
in the UK |
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change of legislation compensation studies |
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opportunities in the re-manufacturing sector |
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a study of how cost reductions in rare-earth
magnets will impact the electric motor and drive market |
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| Reverse haul in the hospitality sector |
This June 2005 report is a 'thorough and comprehensive' study of the viability of collecting glass from licensed premises and returning it to depots on the same vehicles that deliver beer and other drinks to the outlets.
Download this report for free in Acrobat pdf (1MB) |
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| Quantification of EfR in the UK |
Published in April 2005, this report sets out to determine the potential
electrical yield from the UK's residual waste up to 2020, and the
potential contribution that energy recovery from residual waste could
make to the UK's target under the EU's Renewables Directive.
Download this report for free in Acrobat pdf (203kb) |
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| Inland oil and fuel incidents |
This report, which is the result of a comprehensive study based on a range of sources of information of incidents, found that there are around 800 serious incidents caused by oil or fuel in England and Wales each year, and identifies four significant causal factors. The report, released in 2005, also recommends that focus be placed on capturing more incident data on formal systems.
Download this report for free in Acrobat pdf (763kb) |
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| Waste
oils market study |
Completed in March 2001, this report
examines the economics of the waste oil recovery industry and evaluates
the future of the industry in the light of proposed EU legislation.
We consider that EU pressure will cause further consolidation in
the market and the viability of alternative treatment technologies
will improve by 2006.
Download this report for free in or Acrobat pdf (148kb)
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| WASTE OILS - Policy Options in the Light of German and Italian Experience |
| The UK, in common with 12 other EU member states, is considering how best to respond to the requirements of the Waste Oils Directive 75/439/EEC. We report on the waste oil markets in Germany and Italy, countries that have traditionally manufactured significant quantities of base stocks from used oil sources to investigate whether the UK could adopt similar policies. - Download the Waste Oils report pdf for free (800kb) |
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| Change
of legislation reports. |
| Used to justify compensation claims
on behalf of leading environmental services contractors with
long-term contracts. |
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| The
value and growth potential for the remanufacturing sector in the
UK. |
| Based on a similar study carried out
in the USA. Due to be launched shortly. |
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| Implications
for electric motors and drives of rare-earth magnet cost reduction |
Published in June 2002
A 153-page study of interest to electric vehicle manufacturers,
first tier component suppliers and magnet manufacturers.
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