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Our business works across many different areas of sustainability. From wastes management to renewable energy, air quality in cities and household recycling, we’re involved.
Here you can explore our latest thinking and news. Get in touch if there’s something you’d like to discuss.
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GENeco's seed investment in microplastics removal technology reaps rewards
At GENeco our business is all about finding innovative sustainable solutions.
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Mentoring success for our team helping young people
A team made up of employees from businesses across our group has been recognised for their mentoring support for disadvantaged young people.
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Driver News Spring 2023
As the evenings become brighter but are still very wet, the temperature starts to rise, but barely reaches the teens, and the coats, gloves and scarves become an inconvenience, but are still very much needed, we turn to face the spring.
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GENeco wins gold
We’re very pleased to announce that we have been awarded a gold RoSPA health & safety award.
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Drivers News Summer 2022
We at GENeco hope you have a relaxing and sunny summer! Remember to protect yourself, wear sunscreen and drink plenty of water during these heatwaves. But also, we hope you enjoy the weather!
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A Pie-oneering beer thats a crust above the rest
GENeco collaborate with Pieminister and Tapestry Brewery to create a carbon neutral beer using pie pastry off-cuts, called, The Pie-oneer.
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Its not easy being green
A look at the role of legislation and innovation in the renewable energy sector
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Two new bio-bees make a buzz
Our innovative Bio-Bee fleet, powered by entirely by the food waste they collect, gets two new members to sustainably service cafes, restaurants, schools and offices across the West.
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No more time to waste
A look at the role of organic waste in the climate change crisis
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Bristol awarded status of Gold Sustainable Food City
GENeco is proud to have sponsored the successful bid to win Gold Sustainable Food City Status. The accolade recognises the positive work undertaken across the city’s food system, seeking to solve social, environmental, and economic issues.
Next generation fuel
Biomethane generated by waste can be used as a substitute for natural gas in homes and in vehicles. It's the fuel of the future, but it's here now.