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Synergies No:10 March '10
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NISP East of England has been active since October 2005 and is working with a diverse range of businesses across the counties of Cambridgeshire, Bedfordshire, Suffolk, Norfolk, Essex and Hertfordshire.

Latest News: East of England

Jul 09 2010

Is Low Carbon Sustainable Development Possible?

A conference for built environment professionals


May 05 2010

NISP Construction, Aggregates & Utilities Working Group Workshop

Working Group assists companies to share ideas and opportunities to improve resource efficiency

Case Studies - NISP in Action

Peterborough Zero Waste Places Project

As part of the Government’s Zero Waste Places scheme Peterborough was selected as one of six areas in the UK to become a Zero Waste Place and trial innovative methods of reduce, reuse and recycle. NISP East of England was invited by Peterborough Environment City Trust to work with Osborne Civil Engineering to redevelop the historic Peterborough City Centre. A key objective was to make the project zero waste. The project was awarded the Gold Green Apple Award for environmental achievement and was visited by Hilary Benn MP – Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.

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NISP East of England - The Team

Rob Bresler
Gary Foster
Eoin Harris
Steve Pearce
Ross McGauran
Priti Nigam
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Regional links

NISP is delivered on a regional basis. Click on the link below to find your nearest regional industrial symbiosis programme.

Events

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WRAP

From 1st April, 2010 WRAP (Waste & Resources Action Programme) will be the single point of contact for businesses and organisations looking for support and guidance on improving their resource efficiency.
International Synergies will promote and implement Industrial Symbiosis in England under contract to WRAP.
For more information on how support is going to be provided from the 1st April, go to www.wrap.org.uk/england or contact the WRAP helpline on 0808 100 2040.