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Wastify AI is an AI-powered waste tracking and ESG reporting platform for commercial buildings, multi-tenant estates, and property portfolios. It captures real-time waste data, automates tenant recharging, and generates GRESB, CSRD, and GRI-compliant reports. Includes GenAI tools for insights and forecasting. Ideal for facilities management, portfolio-wide compliance, and cost recovery.
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European Plastics Recycling Decline in 2024Imagine managing a portfolio of commercial buildings across Europe, only to find that the very systems meant to handle waste are crumbling. The European plastics recycling sector has hit a wall, with the sharpest decline on record in 2024. According to Plastics Recyclers Europe (PRE), facilities capable of processing 300 kilotonnes of plastic annually shut their doors last year alone. This is...0 Comments 0 Shares 49 Views 0 ReviewsPlease log in to like, share and comment!
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European Plastics Recycling Crisis: Risks for Commercial Real EstateThe European plastics recycling sector is facing its most severe downturn in decades, with facility closures and plummeting capacity threatening environmental targets and commercial waste strategies. According to Plastics Recyclers Europe (PRE), 2024 saw the sharpest decline on record, with 300 kilotonnes of recycling capacity lost, a trend accelerating into 2025. For facility managers and...0 Comments 0 Shares 50 Views 0 Reviews
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Combating Commercial Battery Waste Fires: A Growing Crisis for CRECommercial property managers and ESG leads across the UK are facing an escalating, yet often unseen, crisis: battery fires within waste streams. Recent pleas from London's waste authorities to the government highlight a problem that extends far beyond municipal concerns, directly impacting the safety, operational efficiency, and financial health of commercial buildings and real estate...0 Comments 0 Shares 58 Views 0 Reviews
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Waste Battery Fires: Tackling London's Waste Management RiskLondon is facing a growing challenge: waste battery fires at municipal and private waste facilities. Eight organizations, including the North London Waste Authority (NLWA), East London Waste Authority (ELWA), West London Waste Authority (WLWA), Western Riverside Waste Authority (WRWA), London Energy, Veolia, Biffa and FCC Environment, have written to Minister for Nature Mary Creagh calling for...0 Comments 0 Shares 34 Views 0 Reviews
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Battery Fires in Waste Facilities: London's Urgent CrisisImagine a routine collection day turning into chaos: a bin lorry engulfed in flames, all because of a discarded e-bike battery. This scenario is becoming all too common in London's waste facilities, where battery fires pose a growing threat to operations, safety, and the bottom line. Facility managers and asset owners in commercial real estate are right to pay attention. Battery fires in waste...0 Comments 0 Shares 55 Views 0 Reviews
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Battery Fire Crisis: How Commercial Buildings Can Mitigate Waste RisksThe London waste sector is sounding the alarm: battery fires have reached epidemic levels, with incidents rising by over 50% year-on-year across the capital. For commercial property owners and facility managers, this isn't just an environmental concern, it's a direct operational and financial risk. This article explores the scale of the crisis, its impact on business operations, and how modern...0 Comments 0 Shares 56 Views 0 Reviews
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Tackling Fly-Tipping: How Commercial Real Estate Can Combat Waste CrimeFly-tipping, once dismissed as mere littering, has escalated into an organised crime epidemic across the UK, costing taxpayers and landowners millions. Recent research by Keep Britain Tidy reveals a staggering 98% of councils consider fly-tipping a problem, with 70% describing it as "major." Disturbingly, over 40% of incidents are now linked to rogue waste operators, not just individuals. This...0 Comments 0 Shares 43 Views 0 Reviews
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Fly-Tipping Surge: Threat to UK Commercial SitesImagine arriving at your commercial property to find piles of illegally dumped waste cluttering the site. This is not a rare occurrence but a surging crisis affecting businesses across the UK. According to recent research from Keep Britain Tidy, 98% of local councils report fly-tipping as a problem in their areas, with 70% calling it a major issue. Incidents have risen by over half in the past...0 Comments 0 Shares 59 Views 0 Reviews
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England's Circular Economy Growth Plan: What it Means for CREThe drive towards a circular economy in the UK is gaining momentum, with the Government's 'Circular Economy Growth Plan' for England now anticipated in the new year. This strategic shift, despite a slight delay from its initial autumn 2025 consultation target, signals a significant evolution in how industries, including commercial real estate (CRE), will approach resource management. For...0 Comments 0 Shares 55 Views 0 Reviews
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Circular Economy Strategy 2026: What CRE must knowEngland's circular economy strategy is now expected to be unveiled in 2026, a delay from autumn 2025. The shift to a Circular Economy Growth Plan signals political momentum but creates uncertainty for commercial real estate (CRE) portfolios planning waste management, refurbishment, and tenant services. This post examines what the delay means for asset owners, facility managers, and ESG teams....0 Comments 0 Shares 49 Views 0 Reviews
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England's Circular Economy Strategy: Delayed to 2026Facility managers and asset owners in commercial real estate are under increasing pressure to reduce waste and embrace sustainable practices. With the UK's push towards net zero, the circular economy strategy stands as a key pillar. Yet, recent announcements reveal a delay: England's Circular Economy Strategy, now rebranded as the Circular Economy Growth Plan, will not launch until 2026. This...0 Comments 0 Shares 55 Views 0 Reviews
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Circular Economy Growth Plan Delay: What It Means for UK BusinessesThe UK government's much-anticipated Circular Economy Growth Plan (formerly the Circular Economy Strategy) has been delayed until early 2026. This postponement creates uncertainty for businesses across five priority sectors: construction, textiles, agri-food, transport, and chemicals. With Defra confirming the delay during November's EFRA Committee hearing, commercial operators must now assess...0 Comments 0 Shares 55 Views 0 Reviews
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