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Our business works across many different areas of sustainability. From wastes management to renewable energy, air quality in cities and household recycling, we’re involved.
Here you can explore our latest thinking and news. Get in touch if there’s something you’d like to discuss.
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Biomethane bus refuelling station builds on the legacy of the Bio-Bus
A permanent fuel station for a fleet of buses running on gas produced by food waste has opened in Bristol.
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Bristol: Our city, our future
2019 is the 10th anniversary of GENeco’s formation.
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Chartered by the Institution of Chemical Engineers
Technical manager Wesley Wong has recently been successful in gaining the professional qualification of chartered chemical engineer with IChemE (The Institution of Chemical Engineers).
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Going for gold
GENeco sponsors Bristol's bid to become a Gold Sustainable Food City by the end of 2020
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Facts about food waste
The latest UK government figures show that around 10 million tonnes of food are wasted every year.
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GENeco fleet moves towards zero emissions
GENeco has started a large-scale trial of a new range of electric vehicles in a move towards eliminating diesel and petrol from its vehicle fleet.
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Poo Power - Coming to a home near you
GENeco has teamed up with Bristol Energy make each Bristol resident a generator of clean, green gas that could heat your home.
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Hands on help down at the farm
A group of volunteers recently spent the day at GENeco’s neighbours, Lawrence Weston Community Farm.
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Bristol food waste trial proves a success
Residents of a Bristol suburb have increased their food waste collections by 87%, thanks to a new joint campaign by GENeco and Bristol Waste Company.
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For the future
Ewan French, who is doing a media production diploma through Bristol-based organisation Boomsatsuma, produced the piece following a visit to our site earlier in the year.
