Stanley Asphalt Managing Director Henry Stanley said it was exciting for the company to be working with the Palaszczuk Government on a joint investment which would bring world-leading recycling technology to Queensland.
“Technology like this is common in Europe and with more than 180,000 kms of roads across Queensland—most of which can be recycled—there’s great opportunity for the technology to be used here.
“Once the plant is operational, this new technology will deliver environmental and production efficiencies and benefits, including energy savings, reduced emissions and production costs that can be passed onto the clients we build roads for, such as regional councils.”
This grant is also a vital step in the right direction to creating a truly circular economy and reducing emissions from road construction.”
