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THEISS LANDS 15-YEAR ABU DHABI AGGREGATE SUPPLY DEAL
May 28, 2012
Thiess Services Middle East is to supply recycled aggregate from construction and demolition waste for the first phase of Abu Dhabi’s Etihad railway network. The supply of the waste to Al Jaber Group follows a strategic agreement reached between Abu Dhabi Waste Management Centre (ADWMC) and Thiess Services Middle East (TSME). It covers a period of 15 years.
May 28, 2012
Thiess Services Middle East is to supply recycled aggregate from construction and demolition waste for the first phase of Abu Dhabi’s Etihad railway network. The supply of the waste to Al Jaber Group follows a strategic agreement reached between Abu Dhabi Waste Management Centre (ADWMC) and Thiess Services Middle East (TSME). It covers a period of 15 years.
ETIHAD RAIL WASTE RECYCLING WILL SAVE 5 MILLION TRUCK KILOMETRES
May 27, 2012
Contractor Thiess Services Middle East (TSME) says that recycling waste construction and building materials for the Etihad Rail project will save 5 million kilometres of truck journeys.
Etihad Rail is a $11 billion project that will create a rail network across the UAE. Work has already begun on the first phase, a 266km stretch of rail in the Western Region that will be used to ship granular sulphur from the Shah and Habshan fields to Ruwais.
May 27, 2012
Contractor Thiess Services Middle East (TSME) says that recycling waste construction and building materials for the Etihad Rail project will save 5 million kilometres of truck journeys.
Etihad Rail is a $11 billion project that will create a rail network across the UAE. Work has already begun on the first phase, a 266km stretch of rail in the Western Region that will be used to ship granular sulphur from the Shah and Habshan fields to Ruwais.
TRACKS TO BE LAID ON RECYCLED MATERIAL
May 26, 2012
Abu Dhabi: The first phase of the Etihad Railway Network will use 750,000 tonnes of recycled material. Abu Dhabi's Centre of Waste Management has a 15-year deal with Thiess Services Middle East (TSME) for the construction and management of a recycling plant.
May 26, 2012
Abu Dhabi: The first phase of the Etihad Railway Network will use 750,000 tonnes of recycled material. Abu Dhabi's Centre of Waste Management has a 15-year deal with Thiess Services Middle East (TSME) for the construction and management of a recycling plant.
THIESS SIGNS WITH AL JABER GROUP A CONTRACT FOR RECYCLED AGGREGATE FROM AL DHAFRA PLANT
May 23, 2012
Abu Dhabi, 23 May 2012 - Under the strategic agreement made by Abu Dhabi Waste Management Centre (ADWMC) and Thiess Services Middle East (TSME) for a period of 15 years for the construction and management of a recycling facility for processing demolition and construction wastes, Thiess Services Middle East will supply recycled aggregate from construction and demolition wastes in Al Dhafra to Al Jaber Group (AJG) so as to complete phase I of the project of the Etihad Railway Network in Abu Dhabi.
May 23, 2012
Abu Dhabi, 23 May 2012 - Under the strategic agreement made by Abu Dhabi Waste Management Centre (ADWMC) and Thiess Services Middle East (TSME) for a period of 15 years for the construction and management of a recycling facility for processing demolition and construction wastes, Thiess Services Middle East will supply recycled aggregate from construction and demolition wastes in Al Dhafra to Al Jaber Group (AJG) so as to complete phase I of the project of the Etihad Railway Network in Abu Dhabi.
FALL IN DEMAND HALTS RECYCLING PLANT
January 05, 2012
ABU DHABI // Work has come to a halt at the only recycling centre in the capital that processes construction and demolition waste. The Dh45 million plant near Abu Dhabi's main landfill in Al Dhafra has been out of action since the end of November because of low demand for its end product - material used for road construction and other infrastructure projects.
January 05, 2012
ABU DHABI // Work has come to a halt at the only recycling centre in the capital that processes construction and demolition waste. The Dh45 million plant near Abu Dhabi's main landfill in Al Dhafra has been out of action since the end of November because of low demand for its end product - material used for road construction and other infrastructure projects.
CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION DEBRIS WILL NO LONGER BE A WASTE
April 10, 2011
The accelerated rate of growth witnessed by the UAE and the Middle East in general has left indelible footprints in terms of waste generation. The majority of the Gulf countries are ranked amongst the top ten worldwide in terms of waste production per capita. Reports suggest that of the approximately 120 million tonnes of waste currently produced in the GCC countries, 55 percent is construction and demolition waste, 20 percent municipal waste, 18 percent industrial waste, and 7 percent hazardous waste.
April 10, 2011
The accelerated rate of growth witnessed by the UAE and the Middle East in general has left indelible footprints in terms of waste generation. The majority of the Gulf countries are ranked amongst the top ten worldwide in terms of waste production per capita. Reports suggest that of the approximately 120 million tonnes of waste currently produced in the GCC countries, 55 percent is construction and demolition waste, 20 percent municipal waste, 18 percent industrial waste, and 7 percent hazardous waste.
GOVERNMENT TO TACKLE DEMOLITION WASTE
February 10, 2009
ABU DHABI // The Government has funded two projects to tackle mountains of construction waste and giant piles of old tyres. A contract, for Dh1.1 billion (US$300 million), has been awarded to Thiess Services Middle East to build and operate a demolition waste facility in Abu Dhabi. Another to rebuild and operate an Al Ain recycling plant that is already capable of processing 20,000 tonnes of old tyres a year, went to Omnix Group. The two projects will be handed back to the Government at some point in the future. It is not clear when work on either project will be finished.
February 10, 2009
ABU DHABI // The Government has funded two projects to tackle mountains of construction waste and giant piles of old tyres. A contract, for Dh1.1 billion (US$300 million), has been awarded to Thiess Services Middle East to build and operate a demolition waste facility in Abu Dhabi. Another to rebuild and operate an Al Ain recycling plant that is already capable of processing 20,000 tonnes of old tyres a year, went to Omnix Group. The two projects will be handed back to the Government at some point in the future. It is not clear when work on either project will be finished.
