Smart, automated waste collection systems
Our innovative automated waste collection system plays a significant role in shaping and maintaining smart and sustainable cities around the world.
By adopting a pioneering approach to waste collection, we continue to improve the quality of life for those living in urban areas today whilst laying the foundations for creating sustainable communities of tomorrow.
Our system is technically advanced, and the concept is proven and straight-forward.
Envac makes urban environments cleaner, healthier and safer. With its ability to reduce waste collection traffic, it also helps densely populated areas become greener and more sustainable.
Project
By making waste collection one of the key environmental stands of Barking Riverside London, we ensure that waste collection will operate sustainably and effectively, reduce carbon emissions, increase the traffic safety aspects and create a clean, green and pleasant living environment .
Now launching UK’s first super shredder for cardboard waste, preventing 105 tonnes going to landfills annually.
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As London’s population grows and new urban districts emerge, the city faces urgent waste management challenges. Sustainable waste solutions are essential as traditional methods struggle to keep pace with rapid urbanisation and evolving environmental standards.
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
Smart City Upgrades & Retrofit
A common misconception about automated waste collection systems (AWCS) is that they are only viable for new developments. However, studies as well as real projects, including cities such as Bergen, Odense and Barcelona, show that retrofitting existing neighbourhoods with pneumatic systems is both feasible and beneficial.