Saubermacher is shaping the future of the waste and circular economy. Saving resources and fair for all generations. For people and the environment.

The Battery Regulation entered into effect on 18 February 2024.

In 2023, nearly 40 per cent more electric cars were registered in Austria than in the year before, accounting for 20 per cent of all new registrations.

Yesterday, a delegation from Tetovo visited Saubermacher in Feldkirchen bei Graz, the city of Graz itself and regional ministers Werner Amon and Simone Schmiedtbauer at the Landhaus in Graz.

Residents enjoy improved cleanliness while local authorities benefit from better economic and ecological performance: with the "Smart Collection Platform"

At the end of last week, Saubermacher and the city of Tetovo signed a public-private partnership (PPP) contract in North Macedonia.

The eighteenth Hans Roth Environmental Award goes to Julian Aberger of the University of Leoben (Montanuniversität Leoben).

Construction company PORR, drywall specialist Saint-Gobain and waste management company Saubermacher are lined up to launch the first gypsum-to-gypsum recycling plant in Austria.

Saubermacher is placing the expansion of its self-developed recycling process for lithium-ion batteries in the hands of the US circular economy specialist Redwood Materials Inc (“Redwood”).

The Reefvillage Association carries out waste collection campaigns in the Danube and has now been recognised for its commitment by Saubermacher and State Governor.