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| Past Events/Meetings |
| Date | Event/Meeting |
25 Sep 2008 | CIWM Cymru Wales 4th Annual Golf Day
Venue: Whithchurch Cardiff Golf Club
Thank you all for entering the competition and making the day so enjoyable!
Please click on "Presentations" to see the photos of the teams and winners...
Presentations... |
19 Sep 2008 | CIWM Cymru Wales Autumn Meeting: "Commercial and Industrial Waste"
Venue: The Management Centre, Bangor University
The meeting will focus on "Commercial and Industrial Waste".
charges: £20 for CIWM members and £40 for non-members.
Presentations... |
11 Sep 2008 | CIWM Cymru Wales Site Visit at Gwynedd Council's new IVC facily
Venue: Harlech, Gwynedd
Gwynedd Council's new £1.6 million composting plant at Ffridd Rasus, Harlech has been officially opened on Friday, 27 June. The state-of-the-art "in vessel" facility can compost all types of kitchen waste, and will help to reduce the amount of waste sent to landfill in Gwynedd. The composting facility, which is one of the first of its kind in Wales, will be able to treat around 5,000 tonnes of food and garden waste every year. It was supplied and installed by composting technology company, TEG Environmental.
Presentations... |
07 Aug 2008 | Cymru Wales Membership Upgrade Workshops
Venue: South East, South West and North Wales
A short, informal session to explain why and how to upgrade your membership to full membership.
Discusions on: benefits of full membership, application process, professional interview.
Worshops will run on:
- 7 August, in Wenvoe
- 13 August in Swansea
- 19 September in Bangor
Presentations... |
18 Jul 2008 | Cymru Wales Summer Event: Enforcement and Local Environmental Quality
Venue: Penallta House, Ystrad Mynach, Hengoed
Enforcement and Local Environmental Quality
Presentations... |
18 Jul 2008 | Cymru Wales Membership Upgrade Workshop
Venue: Penallta House, Ystrad Mynach, Hengoed
Presentations... |
10 Jul 2008 | Energy from Waste in Wales 2008
Venue: All Nations Centre, Cardiff
"Wales hopes to achieve self-sufficiency in renewable energy within 20 years and this year's Energy from Waste in Wales conference looks at the Welsh Assembly Government's current strategy to achieve this goal. It also examines the difficulties of obtaining both the planning consents and financing required for future developments and the importance of gaining public support for new installations and technologies.
The conference showcases several methods of disposal from incineration to the production of hydrogen fuel, the production of combined heat and power from waste and the assessment of both large and small units for providing a stable, secure and constant fuel supply.
Presentations... |
