Greening the Economy Role of Waste Market Darrell Crowe – Repak
Greening the Economy
Role of Waste Market
Darrell Crowe – Repak
Contents
• Waste Market Market Evolution
• Trends/Opportunities in Waste
• Producer Responsibility
• Repak – delivering real change
• Summary
Waste Collection Market
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Waste Enviro Consultancy Bottled Water
Value of Market
Source : Forfas Report October 2008
4,500 directly employed in waste market
Recycling rates growing
Source: EPA Waste database report 2008
Legislation has been driver of
recycling
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Source : EPA NWDR
Landfill Levy PBW/U WEEE RegsWMPR
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How
Recycling
happens
75%
Exported
Major Players in the market
• Greenstar
– Veolia
• Mr Binman
• Thorntons
• Greyhound
• Oxigen
• Panda
• Irish Packaging
recycling
• AES
• Dublin LA’s
• DCC, DLR, SDC, FC
Characteristics of Waste Market
• Large Valuable Market
• Collection market saturated/fragmented –
Consolidating
• Focus away from collection – extracting value from
waste
• Recycling rates still opportunity to grow
• Driver is Legislation /Regulatory Compliance
• Hampered by lack of clear government Policy
• Investment in Market is mainly by Irish Companies
• Investment costs becoming barrier to entry
Opportunities in Waste
• Waste collection/services– Private/public
• Provision of waste facilities– Landfill
– Waste to Energy
– Waste Processing
– Outlets for RDF
• Landfill opportunities – build manage and operate
– After care/remediation
– Energy recovery from landfills
– Mining of old landfills ?
• Waste treatment facilities
• Recycling of Organic
Waste
• Waste to Energy– Energy from Waste (EfW)
– Gasification
– Anerobic Digestion
– Pyrolysis
– Secondary fuels
• Bio Fuel
• RDF
• Waste Wood into fuels
• Waste processing equipment
supply/maintenance
• Consultancy services– Regulatory compliance
– Environmental impact assessments
– Environmental reports
– Environmental audits
• IPPC licences, ISO 14001
Recycling
Why has it Grown ?
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Recycling Costs
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Who Pays?
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Irish Legislation
Irish Waste Management (Packaging) Regulations
Self comply
- Register LA
Join Compliance
Scheme - RepakOR
Turnover > €1m Place More than 10 tonnes of
packaging on market pa
+
If any Business has ?
Must help fund the recycling of the packaging they supply
Then
Repak
How does it work ?
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Charge
universal
packaging
Levies
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Making
Recycling
commercially
viable
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Repak’sReach into our daily lives
€200m
recycling funding
2,300 businesses
10,000 premises
1 million Kerbside
Collections
2,000 bring banks 100 recycling centres Education
Repak Grows Packaging
Recycling Over a 12yr. Period
Source : Repak Returns
Landfill Levy PBW/UNew
RegsOriginal Regs
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RepakAchievements since 1998
65% packaging
recycling
644,000 tonnes
recycled ‘095.0m tonnes
diverted
from landfill
2.1m trucks260,000 tonnes
saved annually 8th in EU
Packaging Recycling Targets
Source: EPA Waste database 2008
2001 tgt
2005 tgt
2011 tgt
Packaging Recycling driving
overall MSW recycling
Source : EPA NWDR
Landfill Levy PBW/U WEEE RegsWMPR
Ireland is in top quarter of EU states re
recycling packaging
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Recycling and Recovery Rate for Packaging Waste 2007
Recycling Rate
Recovery
Recycling
Targets
Repak
Promoting Packaging recycling
Sponsorships
Summary• Waste collection markets in growth/maturity phase
• Recycling still in infancy/early growth
• Opportunities in Waste
– Recycling, Infrastructure/Equipment
supply, Processing, Waste to Energy, primary processing
– Environmental services
• Repak - Not for Profit producer responsibility scheme
– Is driving and investing in Recycling
– Is help to change us to a recycling nation
• Producer Responsibility expanding and working well
– Packaging, Farms Films, WEEE, Batteries
• Investment costs becoming barrier to entry