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The FUTURE FORWARD: Circular Economy and Waste Management conference held at ENVIRONTEC culminated with a day of insightful presentations, particularly beneficial for those passionate about circular economy and waste management. Hosted by the International Solid Waste Association (ISWA) and the Hungarian Association of Environmental Enterprises (HAEE), this professional knowledge-sharing event offered a comprehensive understanding of the waste management landscape in Central and Eastern Europe and the Balkans, particularly in the context of transitioning to circular waste management.
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On the second day of ENVIRONTEC powered by Ökoindustria, the RE:BROWN Remediation and Brownfield Investments conference was held with great interest, organised by the Hungarian Association of Environmental Enterprises (HAEE). The conference provided an opportunity to discuss national and EU remediation issues, current problems, draft objectives, legislative and implementation tasks, successful projects, new technologies and the empowerment of brownfield sites.
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This year, ENVIRONTEC powered by ÖKOINDUSTRIA, the International Exhibition for Environment, Wastewater Management and Sustainability, will take place for the first time at HUNGEXPO Budapest Congress and Exhibition Centre from 1-3 October. The event is a new addition to HUNGEXPO, initiated by professionals and co-organised by the Hungarian Association of Environmental Enterprises (HAEE). The Netherlands will be the Guest of Honour of the first exhibition and present an award to companies excelling in sustainable logistics solutions at the opening ceremony.
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HAEE strengthens collaboration with International Solid Waste Association (ISWA) to lead sustainable waste management initiatives in Hungary as a key member of the global organisation.
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DALIA project launches Rivers Revived Call for Associated Regions, inviting local and regional authorities to apply for a chance to secure a grant of up to 100K EUR for river restoration.
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The Interreg Aquatic Plastic project team wants to involve hydropower in the fight against river pollution. Hydropower plants and dams, by their very nature, stop waste and create opportunities for mitigation. This, of course, imposes additional tasks and costs on the operator. Middle Tisza District Water Directorate and MVM Hydroelectric Power Plant Ltd. have been among the first to deal with this in Kisköre, so the knowledge accumulated here can help many others internationally. In the AQPLA project, the Plastic Cup Society, the KSZGYSZ - Hungarian Association of Environmental Enterprises and the Multisalva Association are managing this task and a site visit and project coordination took place at the Kisköre HPP. On behalf of MVM Hydroelectric Power Plant Ltd., we thank Sándor Bereczkei, Managing Director, and Sándor Lovász, Power Plant Manager, for the whole day of professional discussions. We will continue soon!
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