Projects

Practical progress across recovery and market development.

Anonymized examples of collection, processing and engineered-product work.

Municipal · Active

Appliance and bulky-item recovery pathway

Streamlined collection and processing designed to improve reuse, donation, component recovery and recycling.

  • Collection program design
  • Highest-and-best-use assessment
  • Material recovery and diversion pathways
Industrial · Pilot

Mixed-material separation trials

Operational testing of lighter and denser fractions to improve handling, recovery and market value.

  • Equipment configuration review
  • Material characterization
  • Separate pathway development
Innovation · Evaluation

Engineered briquette customer demonstration

Customer handling and preliminary combustion evaluation leading to a request for a larger sample.

  • Product sample preparation
  • Equipment compatibility review
  • Next-stage testing plan
Impact framework

How Harvest evaluates project progress.

Material divertedDocumented volume moved away from disposal.
Recovery improvedMore valuable materials separated and prepared.
Markets developedNew or stronger customer pathways identified.
Operations improvedSafer, more reliable or more efficient handling.
How projects progress

Evidence at every stage.

Collection and project intake
DefineConfirm the problem, material and success criteria.
Representative material received for project review
AssessReview composition, volume, contamination and constraints.
Harvest operational trial
PilotRun controlled trials and document performance.
Harvest engineered product sample
DecideValidate the outcome, market and next commercial step.
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