Discover valuable insights, knowledge, and inspiration in our articles, videos and news items. Join us on an exciting journey towards a sustainable future.
Airports face growing pressure to manage increasing waste volumes while maintaining high standards of hygiene, safety, and sustainability. Envac’s automatic waste collection systems offer a proven solution, streamlining operations, reducing emissions, and improving the passenger environment through a sealed, automated waste management solution.
Sustainability Upgrades & Retrofit
Envac Automation Platform (EAP) is an outstanding tool for optimising the performance of waste collection facilities. Its configureability and advanced analytics make it possible to significantly reduce energy consumption, improve fraction purity, minimise downtime, and boost capacity—ultimately delivering superior economic outcomes.
Healthcare-associated infections cost billions each year, often driven by how hospitals handle waste and linen. Envac’s sealed pipe system eliminates manual handling, reduces bacterial spread, and supports smarter, safer hospital design, with over 180 installations worldwide
Designing Cities for the Future: Why Waste Belongs Underground Cities are growing taller and denser than ever before. Yet many still rely on outdated waste /../
Building Sustainable Cities with Waste Automation Cities are growing fast. More people means more waste, but also higher expectations for cleaner, quieter, and more sustainable /../
Traditional waste management systems often fall short in meeting the demands of modern urban living. Envac’s custom waste collection systems offer a revolutionary solution, blending luxury, sustainability, and practicality to elevate property value and enhance the resident experience.
India’s Solid Waste Management (SWM) Rules, 2026, effective April 1, 2026, are set to transform the way urban waste is managed. These new rules replace the 2016 framework and require both decision makers and end users to take a more active role in creating cleaner, healthier cities. The transition from the old “collect–dump–forget” model to a system centred on segregation, accountability, and technology is now a regulatory reality.
Airports face growing pressure to manage increasing waste volumes while maintaining high standards of hygiene, safety, and sustainability. Envac’s automatic waste collection systems offer a proven solution, streamlining operations, reducing emissions, and improving the passenger environment through a sealed, automated waste management solution.
Designing Cities for the Future: Why Waste Belongs Underground Cities are growing taller and denser than ever before. Yet many still rely on outdated waste /../
Dr. Wang Aiying, President and CEO of Envac Greater China, Southeast Asia and India, was invited to participate in the catalog system of the CCTV channel “The Climber” and had an in-depth exchange with the famous host Zhu Xun on global waste management issues.
Why Bergen is a sound investment: this video makes the case for the city to businesses and investors—highlighting a modern, well-connected economy, strong quality of life, that enables sustainable growth and long-term value.
Stakeholders and visitors increasingly associate Maroochydore’s new CBD with its first-in-Australia underground, automated waste system—Amanda Yeates says it’s become a standout talking point nationally and internationally.
For residents and workers, the reaction is more practical: quieter mornings without truck beepers, fewer heavy vehicles and overflowing bins, and a cleaner, safer streetscape that now feels “normal” in the city centre.
Automating Clean: How Waste Technology is Reshaping Hospital Hygiene Hospitals have always been built around care. Yet behind the scenes, one of the most overlooked /../
The True Cost of Manual Waste Handling in Hospitals Hospitals face constant pressure to improve safety, reduce costs, and create cleaner environments for patients and /../
Healthcare-associated infections cost billions each year, often driven by how hospitals handle waste and linen. Envac’s sealed pipe system eliminates manual handling, reduces bacterial spread, and supports smarter, safer hospital design, with over 180 installations worldwide
India’s Solid Waste Management (SWM) Rules, 2026, effective April 1, 2026, are set to transform the way urban waste is managed. These new rules replace the 2016 framework and require both decision makers and end users to take a more active role in creating cleaner, healthier cities. The transition from the old “collect–dump–forget” model to a system centred on segregation, accountability, and technology is now a regulatory reality.
Airports face growing pressure to manage increasing waste volumes while maintaining high standards of hygiene, safety, and sustainability. Envac’s automatic waste collection systems offer a proven solution, streamlining operations, reducing emissions, and improving the passenger environment through a sealed, automated waste management solution.
Designing Cities for the Future: Why Waste Belongs Underground Cities are growing taller and denser than ever before. Yet many still rely on outdated waste /../
Automating Clean: How Waste Technology is Reshaping Hospital Hygiene Hospitals have always been built around care. Yet behind the scenes, one of the most overlooked /../
Building Sustainable Cities with Waste Automation Cities are growing fast. More people means more waste, but also higher expectations for cleaner, quieter, and more sustainable /../
The True Cost of Manual Waste Handling in Hospitals Hospitals face constant pressure to improve safety, reduce costs, and create cleaner environments for patients and /../