InnoMax is very broadly oriented in the waste and recycling industry. Not only because of Cees Duijn’s many years of experience at home and abroad, but also because of his large-scale network of contacts and relations. In addition, his relentless interest and passion for the profession is involved.
And it is precisely on this cutting edge that InnoMax’s strength lies: market knowledge, a wide relationship network and gaining practical experience. InnoMax has grown into one of the most important players in the recycling industry.
What does InnoMax do as a recycling service provider:
Environmental Consultancy, Permit Applications and Environmental Impact studies
Know-how partner legislation, regulation and directives for the definition and utilization of Recycling Raw materials and Commodities
Technology, development and innovation to generate Sustainable solutions for national and international companies
Interim Company and Project Management:
- Senior Project Management
- Marketing en and Business Development
- Business Case development
- Feasibility studies
- Permit application Checklist applicable legal-regulations and directives
- Preparing Tender inquiries – proceedings and execution
- Process definition based on Waste and Residue composition Analysis
- Developing the Mass balance for a waste- and residue Recycling plant
- Process Flow Diagram / Plant lay-out / sections and footprint
- Investment budget (CAPEX) and operational Cost- benefit (OPEX) analysis
- Environmental- and operational permit application and proceedings with the relevant Local Authorities
- Checklist National and European Environmental- and Energy Subsidy programs
- Trouble shooting / Functional evaluation and optimization of existing Recycling Plants
- Specification of Factory acceptance- Plant acceptance- and performance acceptance tests / based on result indicators / i.e. Recover% / Purity% / Availability% / Energy consumption Kwh/ton etc for a Waste and Residue Recycling plant
On all services and advice by InnoMax B.V. the “The New Rules” DNR 2011, revision July 2013, apply: download PDF