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The agreement will enable Veolia to offer a new, environmentally-superior alternative to clients with heavy metal waste problems, and to utilise its extensive infrastructure advantages and client knowledge to continue to divert as much waste as possible away from traditional disposal and towards recycling.
Mr Philip Wood, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Intec, said “This collaboration agreement between Veolia and Intec represents the perfect fit between our two companies. Intec seeks to generate economically superior returns by recycling valuable metals from non-traditional sources in an environmentally advantageous manner, and Veolia proactively seeks the most economic and environmentally responsible solutions to its clients’ waste problems.”
This collaboration agreement follows Intec’s recent signing of a three year agreement to re-cycle and sell the metals from electric arc furnace dust produced by Smorgon Steel Ltd (now OneSteel) at its plants in Melbourne and Newcastle.
The OneSteel dust secures the primary feedstock for Intec’s Hellyer Residues Project in Tasmania, expected to begin commissioning in late 2008, with Veolia expected to channel additional feedstocks towards the production of metals at Intec’s Hellyer plant.