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REMEX SOLUTIONS Newsletter International | 1st Edition 2026
Dear Sir or Madam,
Welcome to the latest edition of our newsletter featuring selected topics, projects, and developments from the REMEX Group. As always, you can find all articles and reports under > REMEX SOLUTIONS.
Kind regards,
REMEX GmbH
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More room for valuable metals: HEROS expansion
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The Dutch REMEX subsidiary HEROS Sluiskil B.V. is expanding its capacity for metal concentrates recovered from IBA. The company, which recycles more than 1 million tonnes of bottom ash from waste incineration plants in the Netherlands, Belgium and France every year, is preparing for further growth with this investment.
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Well compacted: treatment of AMF for volume-reduced disposal
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What began in 2022 with the dismantling of a wastewater treatment plant from the previous owner of the site was now completed: On the REMEX Group's approximately 20,000 m² site in Hilden, Northrhine-Westfalia, a compactor with a downstream foliation machine for compacting and foliating artificial mineral fibres (AMF) was put into operation.
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Mandatory IBA washing jeopardises circular economy in the Netherlands
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For some time now, tempers have been running high in the Netherlands over the issue of waste incineration bottom ash recycling and what a possible obligation to wash it would mean for industry and the circular economy. In light of this, we are publishing the position of the REMEX subsidiary HEROS Sluiskil B.V.
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The intelligent crusher for CDM waste
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The use of artificial intelligence offers significant opportunities for increasing the efficiency and quality of construction waste processing. The partners in the current KIMBA research project, which aims to automate the measurement of grain size distribution in recycled aggregates, are convinced that this is the case.
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Secondary aggregates for landfill expansion
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Landfills for mineral waste are rare. The example of the German Kapiteltal landfill shows how forward-looking cooperation between private and public waste management companies can expand limited capacities and thus help to avoid regional waste disposal bottlenecks and landfill shortages.
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