Collection of waste requires a valid waste collection permit
Please do not give your waste to an unauthorised collector, as persons involved in the collection of waste must have a valid waste collection permit. ECOS compile the information required to correctly complete the application form (s) and submit the completed application forms together with all required supporting documentation to the NWCPO on behalf of our clients....
READ ARTICLE >Waste Facility Permit – Is yours up for renewal?
Waste disposal and recovery activities in Ireland are required to hold an authorisation in accordance with the Waste Management Act 1996 (as amended), a waste facility permit (WFP)s is one of the four tier system of authorisations which may be granted and must be renewed every 5 years with the licensing authority. Waste Facility Permit...
READ ARTICLE >ECOS supporting Ahane GAA U15 teams
Big shout out for support for Ahane GAA U15 teams who won the county Division 1 Féile finals in both football and hurling. The teams will represent Limerick at the National Féile on June 22nd in Wexford (Hurling) and June 29th in Mayo (Football). ECOS are proud to support the teams (watch this space) as they...
READ ARTICLE >Waste Collection Permit: Your Guide for Application or Renewal
A waste collection permit is required where a person or business wishes to collect waste for the purposes of reward or profit. ECOS regularly assists our clients to apply for, manage and renew their Waste Collection Permit. Existing permit holders should take note of the expiry date of your waste collection permit. A waste collection permit...
READ ARTICLE >UL Bohemians U-13 at the recent Rugby Youth Festival in Portugal
ECOS were delighted to be able to support UL Bohemians U-13 at the recent Rugby Youth Festival in Portugalhttps://lnkd.in/e_sEvuQu
READ ARTICLE >Lean is Green is Sustainable Business Growth
Lean is Green or to be more precise Green is Lean and Sustainable. In developing a successful Lean/Green culture, understanding the different business processes and their whole of life impact is very important. How do these processes impact the business? How do business processes affect each other? What can we improve? What will the benefits...
READ ARTICLE >National Waste Management Plan for a Circular Economy 2024-2030
The National Waste Management Plan for a Circular Economy 2024-2030 has been published and replaces the Regional Waste Management Plans. The Plan sets out a framework for the prevention and management of waste in Ireland for the period 2024 to 2030. This Plan recognises Climate Change as a key driver for both behavioural change and...
READ ARTICLE >Changes to compliance requirements for Packaging Waste
Since 1997 Irish legislation has placed the responsibility for the recovery and recycling of packaging waste on those who handle packaging at any stage of the supply chain. Under regulations which came into operation on 1 January 2023, ‘major producers’ of packaging waste are now required to become a member of an approved body. Repak operates Ireland’s...
READ ARTICLE >Circular Economy Opportunity
The circular economy opportunity often becomes shrouded in “higher level” benefits to address the triple planetary crisis of climate, biodiversity, and pollution, as well as pathways for inclusive development. Throw in the holy grail “Net Zero” misconception that it is only possible only through heavy investments and sacrificing margins and enthusiasm wanes rapidly. Sustainable development...
READ ARTICLE >80 Percent Funding for GreenStart projects
Up to 80 Percent funding is available to Enterprise Ireland and Industrial Development Authority clients to fund GreenStart projects and 50 Percent funding for GreenPlus projects. GreenStart/Greenplus is not just for manufacturing companies! Software and internationally traded services companies can avail of funding to learn about and implement environmental improvements to their business. Companies can...
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