The Energy from Waste (EfW) working group, part of the EfW national division, supports the development of a viable EfW industry that operates within the framework of ecologically sustainable development.

The working group acknowledges that resources and/or energy may be recovered from the waste stream using a number of different technologies, and that the feasibility of each set of circumstances is unique. The EfW working group aims to encompass energy from waste and alternative waste technology issues, in recognition of the frequent synergies between these technologies in maximising resource utilisation.

The objectives of WMRR's EfW division are to facilitate sharing of relevant information among its members, provide support for appropriate and sustainable EfW initiatives in Australia, and contribute to the development and promotion of an understanding of EfW issues within the waste profession and the wider community. There are working groups in most Australian states which host periodic seminars at both a state and national level.

State

Chair

Vice Chair

Secretary

NSW

  Miles Mason, SLR Consulting

 

QLD

Blake Almond, Circ Partners

   

SA/NT

 

 

VIC

Gillian Hand-Smith, Sustainability by Innovation

Kurt Palmer, Cemac Technologies Kristy Barnes, Cleanaway

WA

Jason Pugh, Laing Investment Management Services