A-Thermal Retort Technologies - Pty Ltd

A-Thermal Retort Technologies - Pty Ltd A-Thermal Retort Technologies, Leaders in Hazardous Waste Treatment in South Africa. To our knowledge this will be a world first for this process.

Resource Recovery From Waste, Waste To Energy Solutions, Zero To Landfill Waste Management A-Thermal Retort Technologies (PTY) LTD specializes in the thermal treatment of hazardous waste for over 20 years. We primarily service the pharmaceutical and chemical manufacturing industries. Our unique Thermal Desorption Plant utilizes pyrolysis technology that is capable of achieving a 99.9999 % (six 9

’s) destruction of all hazardous waste. Our company has now completed an exciting project that will see us produce a carbonized residue by-product from the variable forms of hazardous waste that is processed through our unique Thermal Desorption Plant at A-Thermal. The carbonized residue has similar properties to coal and can be used as an alternative form of fuel, essentially making A-Thermal a Zero-Landfill Treatment Facility. A-Thermal Retort Technologies is the only company in South Africa that has the capability to permanently dispose of halogenated organic waste, a far more environmentally-friendly alternative to the conventional methods of encapsulation or exportation abroad. Contact us now and be a part of the solution to sustaining our planet.

Stats show South Africans are recycling more - "Last year, 1.144-million tons of recyclable plastic entered the waste st...
06/12/2017

Stats show South Africans are recycling more - "Last year, 1.144-million tons of recyclable plastic entered the waste stream, of which 41.8 per cent was recycled in South Africa based on input tonnages. This is a year-on-year increase of 5.9 per cent,”

More than 90 tons of plastic was recycled into raw material in 2016.

In the November edition of ReSource Magazine our managing director Nicolas Eleftheriades explains how our unique thermal...
27/11/2017

In the November edition of ReSource Magazine our managing director Nicolas Eleftheriades explains how our unique thermal desorption plant is able to destroy “more than 99.9%”of hazardous waste, and is geared to achieve zero waste to landfill.
"Managing director Nicolas Eleftheriades explains how A-Thermal now offers two new services for their valued clients: a zero-to-landfll solution and thermal treatment for bulk flammable liquids, all while continuing to ensure a hazardous waste thermal destruction efficiency of ‘greater than 99.9%’" Read the full story on our website...

In the November edition of ReSource Magazine our managing director Nicolas Eleftheriades explains how our unique thermal desorption plant is able to destroy “more than 99.9%”of hazardous waste, and is geared to achieve zero waste to landfill. “Hazardous waste management leader A-Thermal Retort Techn...

DON'T MISS IT! In the November edition of ReSource Magazine our managing director Nicolas Eleftheriades explains how our...
27/11/2017

DON'T MISS IT! In the November edition of ReSource Magazine our managing director Nicolas Eleftheriades explains how our unique thermal desorption plant is able to destroy "more than 99.9%"of hazardous waste, and is geared to achieve zero waste to landfill. Get your copy here ---> http://3smags.co.za/resource

ReSource promotes integrated resources management, with a special focus on waste management and cleaner production and waste to energy initiatives.

Solid Waste Management Market worth $340bn by 2024Global Solid Waste Management Market is set to reach USD 340 billion b...
14/11/2017

Solid Waste Management Market worth $340bn by 2024
Global Solid Waste Management Market is set to reach USD 340 billion by 2024, as reported in the latest study by Global Market Insights, Inc. Ongoing adoption of optimized treatment techniques coupled with rising environmental concerns will drive the solid waste management market size. Increasing generation of municipal solid waste owing to large scale urbanization will stimulate the industry growth. As per the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, share of urban population across the globe is projected to reach 66% by 2050 when compared with 52% in 2014.

Solid Waste Management Market Size By Waste (Municipal Solid Waste, Industrial Solid Waste), By Service (Collection, Disposal (Landfills, Recycling, WTE Incineration, Composting and Anaerobic Digestion, Others)), By Source (Residential, Industrial, Commercial (Hospitals, Government Building, Hotels,...

An e-waste disposal day will be held on Saturday 4 November for residents to get rid of electronic devices and appliance...
10/11/2017

An e-waste disposal day will be held on Saturday 4 November for residents to get rid of electronic devices and appliances they no longer need. According to a report by Green Cape, South Africa produces about 322 000 tons of electronic waste a year. Green Cape is an organisation that aims to promote green economy in the Western Cape.
E-waste is the recycling old computers, monitors, old toasters, fridges, batteries and old phones and other appliances. With this in mind, Tshwane ward 83 councillor Siobhan Muller has decided to organise an e-waste day.

“The aim of this day is to make e-Waste recycling accessible to people who do not know where to take their old electronics and appliances,” says Muller.

It is suspected the cause of the fire was the spontaneous combustion of waste due to a combination of the high temperatu...
10/11/2017

It is suspected the cause of the fire was the spontaneous combustion of waste due to a combination of the high temperature in the core of the 3m-high waste heap. The heavy smoke hovering over parts of Pretoria East from a burning compost landfill is not toxic and it is expected to continue giving off fumes into the weekend, according to City of Tshwane’s emergency services. More than 100 emergency services personnel were still fighting the blaze at Gartskloof landfill site in Elardus Park yesterday, after the compost landfill was engulfed in flames on Sunday.

It is suspected the cause of the fire was the spontaneous combustion of waste due to a combination of the high temperature in the core of the 3m-high waste heap.

Science is increasingly finding ways to convert what was historically considered waste from agriculture, into beneficial...
10/11/2017

Science is increasingly finding ways to convert what was historically considered waste from agriculture, into beneficial products from renewable resources. Prof Annegret Stark outlines the opportunity that biorefining biomass presents for South Africa’s agricultural value chain, creating what she calls a ‘circular economy’ in which waste is continuously recycled.

Prof Annegret Stark outlines the opportunity that biorefining biomass presents for SA’s agricultural value chain, creating what she calls a ‘circular economy’.

Where will humanity get the 89 billion tons of natural resources each year to fuel our consumption in 2050, asked Profes...
26/10/2017

Where will humanity get the 89 billion tons of natural resources each year to fuel our consumption in 2050, asked Professor Mark Swilling at the Green Building Convention 2017 held in Cape Town last week and hosted by the Green Building Council South Africa (GBCSA).

Where will humanity get the 89 billion tons of natural resources each year to fuel our consumption in 2050, asked Professor Mark Swilling at the Green...

Biorefining: a value-adding opportunity for SA agriculture.Science is increasingly finding ways to convert what was hist...
16/10/2017

Biorefining: a value-adding opportunity for SA agriculture.
Science is increasingly finding ways to convert what was historically considered waste from agriculture, into beneficial products from renewable resources. Prof Annegret Stark outlines the opportunity that biorefining biomass presents for South Africa’s agricultural value chain, creating what she calls a ‘circular economy’ in which waste is continuously recycled.

Prof Annegret Stark outlines the opportunity that biorefining biomass presents for SA’s agricultural value chain, creating what she calls a ‘circular economy’.

Waste management professionals from all sectors will gather this month for the Landfill 2017 conference and for the firs...
04/10/2017

Waste management professionals from all sectors will gather this month for the Landfill 2017 conference and for the first time ever the event will be held at an operational landfill site.
The KwaZulu Natal Landfill and Waste Treatment Interest Group (LaWTIG) of the Institute of Waste Management of Southern Africa (IWMSA) will host the event which will bring leaders in the waste and environmental management industries together to share latest techniques and developments to improve landfill as a waste management practice.

Waste management professionals from all sectors will gather this month for the Landfill 2017 conference and for the first time ever the event will be held at an

Minister Molewa withdraws waste tyre management plan.Environmental Affairs Dr Edna Molewa has withdrawn the Integrated I...
04/10/2017

Minister Molewa withdraws waste tyre management plan.Environmental Affairs Dr Edna Molewa has withdrawn the Integrated Industry Waste Tyre Management Plan (IIWTMP), which was submitted by the Recycling and Economic Development Initiative of South Africa (REDISA).

Environmental Affairs Dr Edna Molewa has withdrawn the Integrated Industry Waste Tyre Management Plan (IIWTMP), which was submitted by the Recycling and Economic Development Initiative of South Africa (REDISA)...

Cape Town addresses drought, climate change with SA’s first true green bond - In the face of global climate change and t...
28/09/2017

Cape Town addresses drought, climate change with SA’s first true green bond - In the face of global climate change and the worst drought in living memory, the City of Cape Town issued South Africa’s first true green bond last month. The proceeds of the hugely successful issuance will be used to fund and refinance green projects in the city, including its emergency water-supply schemes designed to address the severe water shortage that has led to the city’s dams reaching worryingly low levels.

SPONSORED | City now has only green bond in SA to be accredited by the Climate Bonds Initiative

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