Vecor Australia

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Vecor Australia is an Australian company which states that it has "developed a portfolio of proprietary technologies that enable high-value and comprehensive beneficiation of fly ash resources" and that its mission is the "improved sustainability and profitability for the coal-fired power generation and building material industries."

On its website the company states that the company provides:

• "Cost-efficient, high-quality sustainable raw materials to manufacturers.

• Resource-efficient production methods for manufacturers.

• Significant reduction of solid waste liabilities for coal power generators."

On its website the company states that "Public relations and strategy consultancy Apco Worldwide provide research and strategic planning support for Vecor with a focus on effective stakeholder engagement and communications."

Affiliations

• Member, Ash Development Association of Australia, a lobby group promoting the use of coal-fired power station waste in building and other materials.

Contact details

Website:http://www.vecor.com.au/

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