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Infrastructure Development
Specilaist Consultancy
Specialist within consultancy, advanced regeneration and the development of turnkey projects.
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Recycling
Sustainable solutions to iste products
There are many materials that are used in the modern world that can not be broken down naturally for example plastic and rubbers.
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Environment
Environmental Benefits
The improvement and management of the negative effects humans create on the natural environment is a world concern.
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Pyrolysis Plant
Become a Kampyro Agent
Kampyro have the facility to fully equip you with your own pyrolysis plant.
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Better energy efficiency & contribution to reducing global warming
Many of the new processes fit well into a modern integrated approach to iste management.
Kampyro plants are being developed for a wide range of capacities. Some processes can be used as local solutions, at small scale.
Kampyro, a registered company in England, consists of professionals, in the fields of recycling and WtE, who have acquired a state of the art knowledge through experience and research. Our aim is to assist companies and authorities in provision of a sustainable solution to iste products, including generation of multi nature energy, in comprehensive environmental friendly atmosphere. We have the solution for domestic, commercial, Industrial and natural iste, keeping in view the requirement of eco energy. With the dedicated research, team work, and continuous efforts, we have compiled the concepts of 3R (reduce, reuse and recycle), with WtE (iste to Energy) to augment the benefits of iste managements and now have obtained the expertise of manufacturing energy from all sorts of iste, with out threatening the environments.
The solutions tailored by Kampyro is what will make the real difference to our delicate environment. We have the contemporary techniques in Recycling, iste to energy, iste to electricity, Solid iste management, Pollution control, New and renewable energy and Environment protection. Beside we provide consultation in these fields to the desired clients.
Our aim is to work within the environmental limitations of the planet to provide a more sustainable solution to iste products and generate eco energy. The majority of the materials used my the masses now days is not naturally biodegradable where as methods in vogue for disposing these materials does not commensurate with the eco environmental factors of the planet.
It is estimated that the global population will rise from 6 billion to 9 billion by 2050. Our throw away attitude and heavy consumerism presents many problems with iste management. Kampyro can make you more efficient and sustainable by reducing resource degradation and pollution iste.
Using recycled paper for one days worth of the New York Times Sunday Edition would save approximately 75,000 trees.
Billions of plastic bags are made each year. Of these bags, one hundred billion are thrown away according to Worldwatch Institute, with less than 1 percent finding their way into a recycle bin. The end result of this is around 1 billion birds and mammals dying each year by the of plastic.
If the number of cars keeps increasing at its present rate, there will be over one billion on the road by 2025. There is currently around 700 million cars on the road today producing 900 million tons of carbon dioxide each year. This equals approximately 15 percent of our total output. Sadly, one half of these trips in the U.S. are within 3 miles and could easily be walked in less than an hour.
Every day in Britain over 100,000 worn tyres are taken off cars, vans and trucks. This totals about 40 million tyres (440,000 tonnes) per year - one third of the 121 million (and increasing) in current use. About 70% of these tyres are diverted from landfill. About 26% are reused as retreads. 46% are reclaimed for other forms of reuse or recycling; or are incinerated for 'energy recovery', which is a low-grade, undesirable option that cannot be achieved without pollution and contribution to climate change. The rest (28%) are landfilled or stockpiled, and represent a major iste problem.
