All posts tagged "Re-gen Waste"

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  4 years ago

  One third of Armagh households would recycle more with one bin for all recycling

  Over one third of Armagh households would recycle more if they had one bin for all recycling. An NI-wide recycling poll,...

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  4 years ago

  Re-Gen Waste welcomes Finance Minister to Newry plant

  Conor Murphy, Minister of Finance, visited Re-Gen Waste’s materials recovery facility in Newry, to hear about their significant investments over the...

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  4 years ago

  How a conversation between three brothers at a kitchen table led to a multi-million pound business

  Putting out the recycling may now be a common chore for residents up and down the country but that hasn’t always...

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  4 years ago

  Minister visits Re-Gen waste recycling facility in Newry

  Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs Minister Edwin Poots, has heard first-hand how adopting Re-Gen Waste’s co-mingling recycling services model across all...

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  5 years ago

  Newry company gives £10k to ensure Cancer Fund for Children’s vital work continues in pandemic

  A Newry company has donated £10,000 to ensure the Cancer Fund for Children can keep its essential support going during the...

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  5 years ago

  Re-Gen Waste Donates £60k of PPE to protect local hospital staff

  Nearly 50,000 pieces of personal protective equipment (PPE) is being donated to help key workers across the Southern Health and Social...

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  5 years ago

  Re-Gen WTE Ltd renews long-term licence with Warrenpoint Harbour

  Newry-headquartered Re-Gen WTE Ltd, has agreed another long-term licence with Warrenpoint Harbour Authority (WPHA), to export ‘Refuse Derived Fuel’ products from...

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  5 years ago

  Re-Gen Waste invests £5m in facility to produce fossil fuel alternative for industry

  Re-Gen Waste, has invested £5m in the development of its existing processing facility, to produce a high specification replacement for traditional...