Enscape Consulting and partners were commissioned by the Scottish Government (Marine Scotland) and Zero Waste Scotland to carry out research into fish mortalities, historically and projections up to 2030
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The BBC programme "Drowning in Plastic" described vividly why we work in the environmental field.
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Enscape Consulting are extremely supportive of the proposed Deposit Return Scheme for Scotland, which we believe will make a significant difference in terms of reducing litter, as well as provide a powerful incentive for increasing participation and recycling rates for a range of containers.
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Enscape are delighted to have worked with the Sleat Community Trust to understand the feasibility of an AD project on the peninsula.
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Enscape Consulting's director, Brian Menzies, is delighted to have signed up to the Aberdeen Food Charter, and to be providing support to the Partnership's steering committee.
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Enscape were pleased to provide Zero Waste Scotland with support, to understand the opportunities and requirements in terms of the range of IT systems that can effectively manage stocks and sales within the re-use sector.
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The TechKnow team, a collaboration between Aberdeen City Council, Enscape, Re-Tek UK Ltd, CFINE and Instant Neighbour, have won a Scottish Green Apple Environment Award in the international campaign to find the greenest companies, councils and communities.
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Enscape director, Brian Menzies, was delighted to meet Dryden Aqua and visit the company's new state of the art facility.
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The TechKnow team are delighted to have won the Waste Reduction Award in the Aberdeen Ecocity awards 2016.
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Enscape are pleased to announce that, following a competitive tender exercise, the Critical Raw Material Closed Loop Recovery project has announced that Axion Consulting and Re-Tek from the UK, together with Ecodom from Italy, will be funded to trial novel ways of boosting the recovery of critical raw materials (CRMs) from household waste electrical and electronic products (WEEE).
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