Valuable waste & Resources
„Recognising and implementing saving potentials”
According to media reports we rank as the leading consulting firm in the area of waste cost management. We are also the only firm offering a waste contracting programme. We are pleased to enjoy the results with our many satisfied customers who in the meantime total over 1000 companies at different locations.We also consult our customers in the area of packaging license optimization and have also here achieved considerable cost reduction levels.
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Operational Waste Management
Contact person: Leopold Frey
Phone: +43-1-786 89 00 30 DW 31
E-Mail: leopold.frey@denkstatt.at -
Waste and Resources
Contact person: DI Mag. Dr. Wolfgang Stark
Phone: +43-1-786 89 00 DW 60
E-Mail: // wolfgang.stark@denkstatt.at
Regional Waste Management
| Without special know-how of external consultants, various projects are not practicable these days. Enterprises, authorities and organizations involved in different complex projects turn to denkstatt as specialists and authors of studies as well as consultants for different issues concerning waste management. denkstatt is one of the leading consulting enterprisesin Austria with many years‘ experiencewhich works, among other fields,in Waste Eletronical & Electronic EquipmentDirective (WEEE), plastic recovery and waste management market analysis.
 Regional Waste Management
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Operational Waste Management
Computer Based Waste Management Tool - (WMT)
The computer based „Waste Management Tool“ was developed from Denkstatt to provide objective decision support for questions concerning designing and optimising waste management systems under a sustainable point of view. In the past we used it for example to support assessment of measures of the Austrian landfill directive and the optimisation of beverage packaging quotas as well as the optimisation of collection and recycling of plastic waste.
Computer Based Waste Management Tool - (WMT)
Computer Based Waste Management Tool - (WMT) | Contact person: DI Mag. Dr. Wolfgang Stark Phone: +43-1-786 89 00 DW 60 E-Mail: wolfgang.stark@denkstatt.at |
Feasibility Studies
| Contact person: DI
Mag. Dr. Wolfgang Stark Phone: +43-1-786 89 00 DW 60 E-Mail: wolfgang.stark@denkstatt.at |
Cost-Benefit Analysis in Waste Management
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By
comprehensive analyses and evaluation of different waste management options in
the course of Cost-Benefit Analyses business and socio-economic effects and
environmental effects are quantified and compared. By this means the optimal
options can be identified. Achievable savings of business costs and
socio-economic costs are enormous. Denkstatt is one of the leading providers of
Cost-Benefit Analyses in the European Union.
Cost-Benefit Analysis in
Waste Management
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Optimisation of Packaging Management
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Due to
growing concurrency optimization measures in packaging waste management are
gaining importance. Especially since waste management in Central Europe
represents a dynamic market that is characterized by changes. Changes of
internal and external frame conditions, like adjustments in collection systems,
variations in resource prices and technical developments often mean difficultly
traceable consequences. This can lead to the situation that fees to partners and
subcontractors are substantially higher than the actual costs there, or that
systems are run suboptimal. Denkstatt supports you in evaluating and optimizing
your specific field of activity and economic surroundings.
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Non Product Costing (NPC)
In NON PRODUCT COSTING project costs for waste, sewage and used air (Non
Products) are calculated. In that way the potentials of the cost reduction can
be detected.
Non Product Costing
Non Product Costing | Contact person: DI
Mag. Dr. Wolfgang Stark Phone: +43-1-786 89 00 DW 60 E-Mail: wolfgang.stark@denkstatt.at |
Resource Management
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By the implementation of
measures in politics it is necessary to estimate an evaluate the measures taken.
denkstatt supports municipal, regional, national as well as supranational
institutions in matters related to environmental politics. With scientific
accepted methods like material flow analysis influences of measures to air,
water and soil can objectively be presented and evaluated.
Resource Management
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