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Enva Ireland Ltd has been awarded a contract for the management
of waste in ESB power generating stations throughout Ireland.
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The contract includes management of hazardous waste,
non-hazardous waste and waste electrical equipment.
As part of the contract, Enva will also provide emergency
response services, associated on-site training, management
of documentation in accordance with the Waste Management
Act 1996 and subsequent regulations, assistance in the
development of best practice waste management strategies
and codification of waste in accordance with EWC regulations.
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Commenting on the contract, Anne Fitzpatrick, Divisional
Director for the Enva Industrial & Automotive division said
- “We are delighted that such a well-regarded company as ESB
Power Generation has chosen Enva as a suitable partner for
waste management services.
"Enva has over 35 years experience operating to the
highest standards within the Irish environmental services
industry. During this time, we have invested significantly
in ensuring that we have the most appropriate resources -
both in terms if infrastructure and people - and we are looking
forward to providing ESB Power Generation with the same extremely
high level and best value service, which we pride ourselves
on.”
Part of the Environmental Division of DCC plc, Enva was established
over 35 years ago when Atlas Waste Oil was set up in Portlaoise
to collect and recycle waste oil - primarily from the automotive
industry. Since then the company has significantly expanded
its capabilities - both organically and through acquisition
- across a wide variety of waste management and environmental
issues.
Today, Enva Ireland Ltd operates four EPA-licensed facilities
in the Republic of Ireland (Portlaoise, Shannon, Cork and
Dublin) and operates a specialised divisional structure, whereby
each division focuses on a certain business area and has its
own identity within Enva. Enva also has operations in both
Northern
Ireland and Britain.
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