EGN Entsorgungsgesellschaft Niederrhein
| EGN Entsorgungsgesellschaft Niederrhein mbH
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| legal form | GmbH |
| founding | 2005 |
| Seat | Viersen |
| management | Pierre Vincent, Reinhard Van Vlodrop |
| Number of employees | 709 (2013) |
| sales | 188 million euros (2013) |
| Branch | Environmental service provider |
| Website | www.entsorgung-niederrhein.de |
The EGN disposal Niederrhein mbH (formerly Trienekens AG ) is a waste management company with 15 offices in North Rhine-Westphalia and based in Viersen . The Niederrhein disposal company offers all services along the value chain - for over 1.5 million people. In 2013 around 1.3 million tons of waste and recyclable materials were treated. EGN offers its customers solutions, from overall operational concepts to waste management for industrial and commercial enterprises to waste balances and disposal logistics. EGN is a 100% subsidiary of SWK Stadtwerke Krefeld . In addition to classic garbage disposal, EGN also offers street cleaning, mobile sanitary systems as well as sewer cleaning and sewer inspection. Nationwide in use is the "EGN shower truck" fleet with three converted as open showers tractor-trailers .
history
The marketing of straw as a raw material for the paper industry was the first activity of the company founder Mathias Trienekens in 1923. With the entry into dust-free household waste collection in 1954 he laid the foundation for the work of today's EGN. Initially with a garbage truck , he began to set up a waste disposal company. In 1968 the company was taken over by Hellmut Trienekens . Municipal contracts for collection and transport determined the services of the 1970s, in which landfills for various types of waste and a separate laboratory for environmental and waste analysis were also created. In 1981 the company put the first raw material recovery plant into operation in Neuss. At that time it was the most modern system of its kind in Europe.
In 1989 RWE took a stake in what was then Trienekens Abfall GmbH . In 1995, the company developed and built the first large-scale plant for mechanical-biological residual waste treatment in Düren . During this time Trienekens was involved in several bribery and infidelity scandals in Cologne. In 2002, the almost 80-year-old Trienekens era ended with the complete takeover of Trienekens AG by RWE Umwelt AG . In 2005, SWK Stadtwerke Krefeld acquired the company, which at that time operated under the name of RWE Umwelt West .
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Anniversary brochure (PDF; 750 kB)
- ↑ EGN philosophy
- ^ Website of the shower trucks