Richard Michael Brooke

New Earth Solutions Group Limited is a UK business comprising the waste treatment company New Earth Solutions Limited and the renewable energy company New Earth Energy Limited. New Earth Solutions helps local authorities to meet their obligations to divert waste under the EU Landfill Directive and contributes to composting and recycling rates. It has existing and planned operations in the south and central England and contracts to receive waste from the local authorities of Bournemouth, Dorset, Bristol, Kent, West of England Partnership, Gloucestershire and Leicestershire. It has pioneered enclosed composting and biological treatment in the UK since it was created seven years ago. New Earth Solutions’ key technology is the Advanced Bio Stabilisation System. This temperature-controlled composting process uses sophisticated air handling equipment to prevent odour or emissions of bio-aerosols associated with less robust waste treatment processes. In addition to the treatment of biodegradable wastes, New Earth Solutions’ technology captures other recyclables such as plastics, glass, ferrous and non-ferrous metals, all helping to meet statutory recycling targets. New Earth Energy is developing and delivering third party advanced thermal technologies to support the use of waste-derived feedstock for renewable power plants and combined heat and power schemes for public and private customers.

New Earth Solutions Group Ltd. provides waste treatment and resource recovery solutions. It also engages in the generation of renewable energy from refuse-derived fuels produced by waste treatment facilities. The company was founded by William Edward Riddle in 2002 and is headquartered in Dorset, the United Kingdom.

Part of Goonvean Holdings Ltd., Redland Aggregates Ltd. is a British company that specializes in sand and gravel, stone quarrying, road surfacing materials, road surfacing and concrete products. The company is based in Reigate, UK. Redland Aggregates was acquired by Goonvean Ltd. on September 01, 1995 for $12.85 million.

WRG Group Ltd. operates as a holding company with interest in providing marketing and advertising services. The firm provides services through its subsidiary. The company was incorporated on April 23, 1998 and is headquartered in Manchester, the United Kingdom.

Augean Plc engages in the provision of hazardous waste management services, which includes hazardous landfill and waste treatment, recovery and recycling. It operates through the following segments: Treatment & Disposal and North Sea Services. The Treatment & Disposal segment provides waste remediation, management, treatment and disposal services through six sites across the UK. The North Sea Services segment provides waste management and waste processing services to oil and gas operators. Its services include decommissioning, drilling & well abandonment, landfill and treatment and transport. The company was founded on August 6, 2004 and is headquartered in West Yorkshire, the United Kingdom.

Tamar Energy Ltd. provides organic waste management solutions. It produce energy from three main sources of feedstock post-consumer organic waste, broken down into municipal, household waste and waste from industrial and commercial sources including hotels, supermarkets, prisons, schools and hospitals; organic waste from the food processing industry; and organic waste from agricultural sources. The firm serves the food processors, farming and agriculture and site development process. It has offices in Lolworth and London. The company was founded by James Edward Herbrand Russell in 2011 and is headquartered in London, the United Kingdom.

The Chartered Institution of Wastes Management operates as a membership organization for the waste management industry. The firm seeks to raise standards for those working in and with the sector by producing practice guidance, developing educational and training initiatives, and providing information on key waste-related issues. The company was founded on June 25, 1898 and is headquartered in Marefair, the United Kingdom.