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Trow Group
TROW Group is one of the largest commercial deconstruction companies in Aotearoa New Zealand. It is the industry expert in delivering full project, lifecycle services, salvaging hundreds of tonnes of construction materials every year.
- Extending Extending the lifespan of products and materials to keep them in circulation via reuse, repair, refurbishment, and remanufacture.
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Jacobsen Creative Surfaces Ltd
The programme utilises the principles of the waste hierarchy, putting emphasis on re-use of flooring before considering recycling, and with disposal/landfill only as a last resort.
- Products Purchasing products and supplies that contribute to the circular economy
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Neocrete
Neocrete D5 Green reduces the carbon footprint of concrete by up to 40%, also making it waterproof. Neocrete is a Kiwi company focused on making concrete carbon neutral and more durable. D5 Green is BRANZ appraised.
- Reducing Reducing carbon emissions across key areas of business operations.
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Upcycled Building Materials Ltd
saveBOARD is focused on building a circular economy by diverting composite packaging waste and turning it into affordable, high performance building materials.
- Recycling Recycling or composting waste materials into reusable materials.
- Products Purchasing products and supplies that contribute to the circular economy
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GoodWrap Recycling
We give plastic new life - recycling what you’ve used or supplying more sustainable materials for your products. Our clean, refined process keeps plastic in use for longer, ensuring it can be recycled - again and again. That means less plastic production, less landfill, and more impact.
- Redesigning Redesigning how systems or products are created so they use less resources, last longer, or get a continued life, and eliminate waste compared to standard industry practices.
- Recycling Recycling or composting waste materials into reusable materials.
- Products Purchasing products and supplies that contribute to the circular economy
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Mutu
Mutu is a resource management platform that enables construction companies to manage their resources in a smarter, more sustainable way.
- Sharing Sharing and trading existing resources via online platforms, secondhand markets and ‘product as a service’ models to reduce the need for new materials.
- Extending Extending the lifespan of products and materials to keep them in circulation via reuse, repair, refurbishment, and remanufacture.
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Marley - Aliaxis
As one of Aotearoa New Zealand’s largest plastic manufacturers, we are proud to support your efforts to recycle uPVC and HDPE plastic. We can recycle clean uPVC and HDPE from commercial, industrial, and construction sources. This material will go into high value engineered products.
- Recycling Recycling or composting waste materials into reusable materials.
- Products Purchasing products and supplies that contribute to the circular economy
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Daikin
We enable low-carbon electrification through efficient heating, cooling, hot water and ventilation systems. With over 45 years in Aotearoa New Zealand, we’re backed by a national network of experienced specialist installers.
- Products Purchasing products and supplies that contribute to the circular economy
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Charissa Snijders Architect
We create transformational architecture that activates the potential of you and your place. We call this reverence architecture. In simple terms, this is ensuring that the overall outcome has a positive impact on its community and environment. To help realise this we use circular economy principles in the process.
- Redesigning Redesigning how systems or products are created so they use less resources, last longer, or get a continued life, and eliminate waste compared to standard industry practices.
- Regenerating Regenerating nature so the health of our natural environment is improved.
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