We arrange specialised collections for bricks, tiles, concrete, wooden pallets, timber, and green waste. Keeping these streams separate aids the receiving operator in assessing suitable recovery options for recycling and processed engineered fuel. Please inform us about paint, coatings, treated timber, soil, packaging, or any other contamination. The acceptance of materials depends on their nature and the receiving facility. Avoid mixing hazardous or unidentified waste into a recycling load.
PEF stands for processed engineered fuel, which is derived from suitable dry residual materials that can be evaluated for a pathway in waste recovery. This process not only recovers useful materials but also prepares an acceptable combustible fraction to be used as fuel for industrial applications.
It's important to note that this energy recovery method is distinct from traditional recycling and may not be suitable for every mixed-waste load. Before collection is agreed upon, factors like waste composition, contamination levels, and the processor’s acceptance criteria should be thoroughly checked.
To ensure effective waste recovery, keep liquids, wet food waste, batteries, gas cylinders, and hazardous materials out of the mix. Contact us to assess the specific materials, rather than assuming that all combustible items are eligible for inclusion.
Send a description, photos, approximate volume or weight, contamination details, and collection frequency. We can assist in selecting dedicated bins, a RORO, or project transport and clarify the agreed receiving route. For pallets, please identify whether they are wooden, treated, or contaminated. For masonry, advise if soil or other demolition waste is mixed in the load. We can also discuss options for recycling and processed engineered fuel recovery, guided by our waste type guide, and explore all services available for effective waste recovery.
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