Sindicatum develops, finances, owns and operates Municipal Waste to Energy (“MWE”) projects which recover valuable resources from municipal waste.

Materials that until recently were regarded as waste are now increasingly being sought out as vital to growth in an increasingly resource constrained global economy.  Recovery of sustainable resources from waste is being encouraged by the public, policy makers and regulators who will no longer accept the low management standards and environmental issues caused when wastes have been disposed of without regard to their inherent value or to their effect on local communities and the environment.  Regarding the same material as resource encourages inherently higher standards of management which in turn reduce the impact of waste on local communities and the environment.

Sindicatum’s resource recovery projects create new renewable energy (in the form of methane and refuse-derived fuels) and may provide other useful by-products (for example, compost and fertilizers) and qualify for a variety of renewable energy incentives and environmental commodities.

Sindicatum is at the forefront of this move to a more responsible utilization of waste resources and our capabilities include technology advice and assessment, energy prediction modelling, technical design and specification, installation supervision, emission monitoring, management of site installation and project operations.