Ebury Bridge in Victoria, London is a groundbreaking development delivering 781 new homes, of which more than 50% will be affordable. Our client BOUYGUES UK is the main contractor on the first phase of the £110 million project. Since the project started in October 2021, Powerday has partnered with Bouygues to deliver a mixture of 7 and 12-yard skips, CoSHH bins, compactors and road sweepers, with a 100% recycling and recovery rate, delivering zero waste to landfill.
You can find out more about our work on the Ebury bridge project in this video interview with Project Manager, Edemar Costa!
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Powerday operates six sites across London, including the largest Materials Recycling Facilities (MRFs) in Southern England at Willesden Junction and Enfield. Combined, the company can processes more than 2m tonnes of waste each year, including 60,000 tonnes of hazardous waste. The Willesden Junction site can receive and move out materials by canal, rail or road, making it one of the most flexible facilities in the country.
One of the country's leading waste management companies, Powerday has invested over £40million to date in plant and equipment to provide 100% diversion from landfill, meeting the requirements of a wide range of customers including construction and demolition companies, local authorities and commercial businesses. Using the latest technology, this plant and equipment enables Powerday to recycle and recover valuable resources and produce renewable fuels which it supplies to energy-from-waste plants across the UK and Europe. Powerday’s operations are certified to international standards for environmental management ISO14001, quality management ISO9001 and health & safety management OHSAS 45001 as well as holding the Achilles Building Confidence Accreditation.
A family business, Powerday has a community ethos. Principal sponsor of London Irish Rugby Club and the London Irish Academy, the company is also a keen supporter of grassroots sport, sponsoring London Amateur Boxing Association and Tir Chonaill Gaels Gaelic Athletics Association Club.
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