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We, WasteWing Technologies, is a Total Waste Management Company. Wastewing Technologies aims to be a game changer in waste management as garbage is a potential threat to the environment and there is an urgent need for far-sighted and holistic solutions to this problem. We work with our clients to identify the best available technologies and solutions to manage waste, helping them to reduce costs, improve efficiencies and find new uses for waste. Our guidance involves setting up and running smart collection systems, routing and recycling the same. We work with municipalities, civil societies, religious and educational institutions, integrated townships etc. in creating awareness. We also make use of digital solutions to meet our client’s demands. Thus we aim to be a part of this solution and want to contribute as much as we can for a better tomorrow for future generations. WasteWing Technologies has also been established as a Waste Management Engineering Design & Manufacturing Company. We are a team of highly experienced & dedicated Designers, Engineers, Fabricators and Technicians specialized in the production, delivery, assembly, commissioning, maintenance and repair of waste Recycling Machines like Shredders, screens, Segregaters, Trommels, Conveyors, Organic Composting Machines, Garbage Chute Systems, etc. We provide continuous support from Project Delivery to throughout the life of the Machines …

Consulting company working in the field of refrigeration and AC …

Interview with RAC NAMA Thailand project leader Philipp Pischke (GIZ) on Thailand Today

Learn more about Thailand's energy efficiency and greenhouse gas reduction programs in the air conditioning and refrigeration industry

Nine Thai manufacturers have begun using natural refrigerants in the production process.

Attending the ceremony were representatives of the National Ozone Unit and the Environmental Protection Agency

In the beginning of 2016 BITZER opened the doors of the new SCHAUFLER Academy on their premises in Rottenburg-Ergenzingen, Germany. The training centre is dedicated to educating service technicians, system manufacturers, consultants and operators all around the globe. Especially in the fast evolving RAC sector, proper training and high quality education is needed. Handling natural refrigerants requires special knowledge about systems and components. BITZER now offers various courses at the SCHAUFLER Academy’s multifunctional building with three rooms for practical training and five rooms for theoretical work.

In addition to offering trainings on general thermodynamics, system design and safety issues, BITZER offers specific trainings on transcritical and subcritical CO2 systems. In these practical sessions, participants are taught to deal with operating demands, filling of systems and commissioning of new installations.

Marrakech - On 12th of November, the International Partnership for Energy Efficiency Cooperation (IPEEC) and the United Nations Environment Program’s (UNEP) United for Efficiency (U4E) Project hosted a side event titled ‘What do NDCs need to succeed? Energy Efficiency.’ On the occasion of this event during the Conference of the Parties (COP 22) to the UN Convention on Climate Change, GIZ Proklima introduced a new policy guidance.