European Construction Material Recycling Award 2018

The European Quality Association for Recycling (EQAR) is for the third time offering the European innovation award for construction material recycling in Europe. With more than two billion tonnes of mineral wastes the construction sector produces the biggest waste flow in Europe, according to Manfred Wierichs, president of EQAR. However, mineral construction and demolition wastes are valuable resources from which
Quarry Products / October 23, 2017

The 4593 European Quality Association for Recycling (EQAR) is for the third time offering the European innovation award for construction material recycling in Europe.

With more than two billion tonnes of mineral wastes the construction sector produces the biggest waste flow in Europe, according to Manfred Wierichs, president of EQAR. However, mineral construction and demolition wastes are valuable resources from which high-quality construction materials may be obtained. The target of the EU Commission is to achieve a rate of utilising and recycling mineral wastes by 70 % up to the year 2020. Yet, construction material recycling has to be essentially extended and notably promoted by rigorously using recycled construction materials to reach this target.

EQAR would like to present its construction material recycling awards for the third time in 2018. By presenting the EQAR Award personalities, companies and universities and colleges are to be honoured for their engagement of many years, innovations or outstanding recycling projects.

The EQAR Recycling Award 2018 will be presented in three categories. The first prize will include €1,000. The award will be presented in Vienna on March 22, 2018 in the framework of the European Construction Material Recycling Congress.

The invitation to apply for this award is directed to persons, companies or institutions contributing to increasing the acceptance, quality and profitability of recycled construction materials in Europe

• by innovative developments in the processing technology
• by research and development work
• or by the engagement of politics and associations

Applicants for the Construction Material Recycling Award of EQAR are requested to send their application papers to the office of EQAR or mail them to: <%$Linker:2Email000[email protected]falsemailto:[email protected]truefalse%> before 15 December 15 2017.

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