Enesys: Ecologically Sustainable Technology
Waste/Recycling/Environmental - Eltham North, VIC, AU
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ENESYSEnesys develops technical and economic sustainable energy and resources solutions involving the physical and commercial linking of waste, energy, growing, and manufacturing industries to close resource loops and create circular economies.Enesys expertise includes technical and commercial knowledge of renewable energy, sustainable precincts, and community infrastructure, high-density growing systems, PAR lighting design, and manufacture and bespoke process control design and construction.Enesys award-winning packaged technologies, intelligent software and business models can revolutionise how the future of waste, power generation, and agriculture could look in the very near future.Our mission is to change how waste, energy, and food are processed to reduce reliance on remote fossil-fuelled power stations, broadacre farms, and large landfill or waste export operations. Sustainable precincts can exist within urban areas so that communities and industry can recycle their own waste, create their own energy and feed themselves.Enesys can physically and economically link separated industries in a way that does not disrupt core business operations, proven technologies, workplace practices, corporate, or financial relationships.Clever ideas, systems, technology products, and state-of-the-art engineering allow linking of conventional and unconventional elements and synergies that were once only available for big business and were equally prohibitively expensive.We offer unique environmentally beneficial energy and waste saving, project management and solutions for the design, development and construction of:Agriculture, Food Growers, Protected Cropping and Vertical FarmsAquacultureManufacturingPower and Alternative EnergySustainable Commercial Precincts and Communities
