Smart Waste Management News

Ventimiglia deploys seven drones to track illegal waste dumping near the French border, using National Recovery and Resilience Plan funding.

Veolia wins a €67 million contract to build a materials recovery facility in Hume, ACT, designed to process 115,000 tonnes of recyclables a year.

Vénissieux, France, installs six Vizzia smart cameras to curb illegal dumping, issuing clean-up notices and fines of up to €8,000 for violators.

Bpifrance and its Lac1 fund invest €800 million in France's Veolia. The deal secures Bpifrance a seat on the utility giant's board of directors.

Jaipur Robotics raises $800,000 in pre-seed funding to expand AI systems that automate operations and detect hazards in waste-to-energy plants.

Washington's DPW installs 30 smart food waste bins across eight wards. The units use fill-level sensors to help divert 80% of waste from disposal.

Greensboro deploys smart cameras on three recycling trucks to detect contamination and send educational postcards to residents.

Messina invests €1.76 million to install smart waste collection systems in condominiums, using digital tracking to improve residential recycling.

France's Dordogne region installs €100,000 in AI cameras at communal bins to combat fly-tipping after recording 3,000 illegal dumping incidents.

Recycle Track Systems raises over $40 million to expand its AI sensor technology and containerized waste management across the U.S. and Canada.