Aerobic Technologies Delivers

ATL’s aerobic digesters process and dispose of your food waste cleanly and efficiently onsite. Here are the benefits to using them in your organisation.

Storage and single use plastic
Food waste disposal onsite eliminating single use plastic refuse sacks and waste bins.

Waste bin storage no longer required. This removes a significant problem on sites with space restrictions as is often the case in urban areas.

Vermin control
This is a constant problem on all sites with food waste. This is eradicated because there is no food waste storage onsite while it awaits collection.

Analytics
Public sector organisations are obliged to report food waste data.

The NHS ERIC reporting for 2023/2024 introduces food waste categories. This increases the challenge of being able to report the total food waste in each category without an electronic recording and reporting system. ATL’s data systems in the digesters and data portal enable complying with this update by recording the category as the waste is added to the digester and reporting category totals in the portal.

Increasingly the need to analyse, report and reduce food waste applies to the private sector too.

ATL delivers the technology to measure, report and notify food waste analytics in electronic formats with audit trail.

The software reports food waste data in specific types from multiple locations and can incorporate a billing system enabling organisations to charge fast food franchises for food waste disposal; The ATL machines will be used as profit centres on sites with independent catering tenants.

Carbon emissions
The ATL machines eliminate truck collections for food waste removal.

Waste to energy
ATL can now offer a separate unit which extracts suspended solids from the water discharge from the digesters to deliver calorific feedstock for waste to energy facilities (anaerobic digestion/biogas).

In summary:
ATL technology saves money, delivers analytics for compliance and food waste reduction and creates feedstock for energy production whilst reducing the carbon footprint in line with net zero targets.