Regenerative Energie
The requirement for the operation of municipal waste disposal within the legally defined jurisdiction of municipalities in the Province of Styria is favorable costs, just-in-time service and law conformity.
Municipal departments for waste disposal are primarily subjected to competitiveness when compared with privately run disposal companies. Given this, the town of Leoben, as the holder of its own company for the collection of municipal waste, examined the efficiency of the urban waste disposal in multiple key projects. The analysis of the results already showed existing free capacity, but also a number of additional possibilities for optimization. A restruction of the container system, of the choice of transport routes and of the transport fleet was included. The additional calculated efficiency potential and the already existing free capacity, principally enable us to choose between two possibilities. The first option was to look at reducing the number of personnel and vehicle fleet for waste disposal in Leoben the second option was to offer any free capacity to the neighboring communities that do not have a suitable infrastructure of their own.
Important factors affecting the decision were public procurement regulations, the evaluation of existing contracts with private disposal companies and above all the comparison of disposal costs.
This comparison showed obvious advantages of cooperation between communities and a step-by-step approach was made towards this solution. The formation of a general administration office seemed to be necessary and useful from the point of public business procurement. An agreement was made between the City of Leoben and two adjoining communities that said that after expiry of existing disposal contracts in the two neighboring villages, Leoben would take over the disposal of residual waste, organic waste and waste paper. As the former disposal company did not agree to the takeover of its containers, it was necessary to provide new waste containers. We had to ensure that the new containers were installed "just in time", i.e. coordinated to the time of the old containers´ removal.
| Copyright: | © Lehrstuhl für Abfallverwertungstechnik und Abfallwirtschaft der Montanuniversität Leoben |
| Quelle: | Depotech 2012 (November 2012) |
| Seiten: | 4 |
| Preis: | € 2,00 |
| Autor: | Alfred Krenn |
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