headstrong striker who has played football at PSV since the O14 In the main squad he had to beat Luuk de Jong and Ricardo Pepi That is why he opted for a rental deal with Almere City early this year Now the 19-year-old striker is leaving PSV for good and a six-year tenure comes to an end Grateful Jason van Duiven came to PSV Academy in 2018 where he immediately impressed with his nose for goal he played his first season in professional football at Young PSV and with success The young striker looks back on a great period at PSV: "I have developed at this warm and close-knit club into the person and footballer I am today and I am very grateful to everyone for that staff members and supporters for their trust I will take all my experiences with me to this new challenge PSV will remain in my heart forever." Director of Football Affairs Earnest Stewart explains why PSV is saying goodbye to him "Jason is a great talent and needs minutes played to develop further In order not to hinder Jason's development we were willing to cooperate on a transfer." PSV wishes Jason every success with the continuation of his career and thanks him for the good cooperation in recent years (NYSE: FDX) and the world’s largest express transportation company today celebrates the reopening of its international road hub in Duiven together with the 50th anniversary of the company the new hub will increase handling capacity and improve the working environment for team members In the final weeks before US de minimis exemption for parcels from China ends Recent actions by UPS and FedEx reflect a challenging market environment: a focus on shedding .. Amazon Air is in a new stage of its development The news that postmaster general Louis DeJoy invited the US Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) .. UPS is keeping its customers on their toes with a barrage of charge and fee .. email: [email protected] email: [email protected] email: [email protected] email: [email protected] email: [email protected] Man City have made a offer for PSV Eindhoven striker Jason van Duiven as they look to secure his long-term future The Citizens have only completed one signing so far this summer with Savinho joining from Troyes on a five-year deal after helping Girona to qualify for the Champions League in a loan spell last season With uncertainty surrounding Pep Guardiola’s future there has been speculation that a number of players could take the opportunity to leave this summer with Kevin de Bruyne Jack Grealish and others linked with transfers But Man City are also making moves to bring in players with reports in the Netherlands insisting that the Citizens have ‘offered a large amount’ to sign Van Duiven from Eredivisie side PSV Eindhoven Van Duiven was on loan at Almere City in the second half of last season with the 19-year-old yet to make an appearance for PSV’s senior side – but Man City see his potential Matheus Nunes is one player who could be on his way out at the Etihad Stadium this summer after moving from Wolves for £53m just 12 months ago Football Insider claims the Citizens ‘will accept’ a big-money offer for Nunes this summer with former Man City financial adviser Stefan Borson claiming the Premier League side would be happy for a Saudi Pro League club to “bail them out”. Borson told Football Insider: “I suspect Villa selling Diaby isn’t about PSR, it’s more about getting their money back for a player they think they can improve on. “I think Man City would do it with Nunes in a similar way. They paid about £50million for him last summer. The player hasn’t really worked. “If they could get Saudi to effectively bail them out by taking the player at the same price they paid, take a small PSR profit or neutral accounting profit overall by the time you have paid everybody’s expenses, sometimes you just take those deals.” Julian Alvarez is another player linked heavily with a move away from Man City and the Argentina striker insists he “will decide” his future after the Olympic games. Speaking ahead of Argentina’s match against Ukraine, Alvarez said: “There is a lot of talk. “I am focused here [at the Olympics] because it is a short tournament. At Manchester City I feel very good, I played a lot of minutes. “But we will see after the Games. First, if I can, I will take a few days off. Then we will decide.” When asked recently about Alvarez’s future at Man City, Guardiola said: “I don’t think about replacing. I know he wants to play in important moments, but the other players [want that] too. “We have 18 or 19 players who want to play in the important games. I read he has to think about it, so OK, think about it and after that he will inform us what he wants to do.” © Planet Sport Limited 2025 • All Rights Reserved Adriene Bailey and Fred Duiven, Partners, Oliver Wyman Nowhere is this truer than for rail intermodal, where the congestion and disruption of freight during the pandemic and recovery have caused material share shift to truck, as well as extreme frustration, substandard service, and excess costs for all stakeholders. Two examples illustrate how independent behaviors by shippers and a lack of cooperative action have impacted system performance: Ultimately, tradeoffs among stakeholders will be necessary, but the benefits for the system are compelling (better service, higher productivity, reduced costs, higher asset utilization). A few ideas for cooperation that we believe could make a difference for rail intermodal include: Changes such as these would benefit shippers, dray providers, terminal operators, and rail carriers by unlocking incremental value in rail intermodal and avoiding costly capacity expansion when there is latent capacity available. We consistently underreport, underestimate, and undervalue the collective impact of individual shipper decisions on overall system efficiency and reliability. The industry needs more mechanisms that incentivize and protect shippers who have network-enhancing shipping patterns, and operating and commercial policies that prevent or minimize the impact of individual shipper behaviors that damage the overall performance of the network for everyone. © 2025 S&P Global. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited. who joined the Manchester club earlier in the current summer transfer window from Troyes who signed him back in 2022 After scoring 11 goals and delivering 10 assists in 41 appearances for Girona last season, the 20-year-old winger will be part of Pep Guardiola’s squad at the Etihad Stadium for the upcoming season In fact, Guardiola said recently that the Brazilian is “devastating” in one-on-one situations the Citizens have made a move to add another young talent currently making a name for himself abroad According to a recent report from Dutch media outlet ED City have sent a seven-figure offer to sign PSV Eindhoven striker Jason van Duiven The report also adds that while a subsequent move to City-owned Belgian club Lommel the City Football Group see Van Duiven as a future superstar the 19-year-old has made 83 combined appearances for PSV’s youth sides scoring 49 goals and delivering 15 assists in total Hailed for his “flawless” efforts at youth level by U23 talent scout Antonio Mango on his X account it’s easy to see why Van Duiven has caught City’s attention during a loan spell with Almere City in the second half of last season the youngster failed to find the back of the net in 14 appearances if City do end up landing a deal to sign Van Duiven this summer they will need to make sure they give him the best next step in his career so he can develop and improve his game sufficiently As part of our year-end series "Life's Voices," we profile Ginger Duiven executive director of Literacy Services of Wisconsin The series features people in the community who’ve devoted their lives or careers to helping others Duiven has seen the skills it provides completely change lives “It’s very typical for people to come in with a deep sense of shame and embarrassment especially those who have been non-readers and are concealing it from the rest of the world,” Duiven says “It’s a big source of embarrassment for people…they come in with their head down the typical features that you would expect from someone who doesn’t have any confidence it changes just how they are in the world.” “In this particular area it’s incredibly diverse People come to us who are illiterate in their own language and then we have students who come to us who may actually have multiple languages Duiven became executive director a year ago Her earlier career included a decade at The Urban Ecology Center Duiven felt compelled to take on a new challenge “My master’s degree changed my life completely It was something I set out to do kind of later in life and after I did it I thought I can really see how these intense educational experiences can make huge impacts on peoples’ lives,” Duiven says Literacy Services serves between 400 and 500 people a year for however long it takes to achieve their goals a woman who came to literacy services with limited reading skills She had four kids at home and she could see that they were at that stage that they were kind of watching her closely and mimicking her and kind of doing whatever she did.” Duiven says Neri worked for a year-and-a-half on basic literacy then began working on her high school equivalency all four of her kids went from being C and D students to becoming A and B students and ending up on the honor role by the time she graduated,” she says Duiven says Neri’s success also propelled her mother and two sisters to enroll in programs at Literacy Services They’re all made possible by hundreds of volunteers "About a quarter of our tutors have been with us for four years or longer and that means they’ve been here every single week for at least one 90-minute session with a student for that period of time,” Duiven says As Duiven completes her first year at Literacy Services she’s thinking about how it can grow to better serve the community and teach people to better understand and interact with the health care system The investment aims to address the industry’s reportedly urgent need for handling recyclable plastic packaging material Food packaging solution manufacturer Faerch has opened a new polyethylene terephthalate (PET) tray line at its Cirrec recycling plant in Duiven The line’s opening event included keynote speeches from sustainability experts who advocated for a ‘Net Positive’ approach to resource management The new PET line represents a significant investment over five years aimed at addressing the need for handling recyclable plastic packaging material Faerch’s initiative is also a significant step towards circularity with nine billion of its products currently made of PET a material that can be recycled indefinitely.   The company aims to create a global commodity of circular tray material with the Cirrec plant reportedly being a critical component in this mission Faerch CEO Lars Gade Hansen said: “This is not just a day of celebration for Faerch Group; it is a symbol of our commitment to reshaping a broken system and moving our industry from linear to circular business practice.   Don’t let policy changes catch you off guard Stay proactive with real-time data and expert analysis “This transformation calls for collaborative efforts and the invitation to our stakeholders to join us today also stands as an invitation to shape the road forward together with us.”  The Cirrec plant is poised to make a substantial impact on the packaging industry with Faerch holding a 20% market share and selling approximately 24 billion products annually The company said it is working towards converting materials from polystyrene (PS) and polypropylene (PET) to PET to achieve 100% circularity In February this year, the company launched its new Tumbler range designed with a minimum of 30% post-consumer recycled material Give your business an edge with our leading industry insights View all newsletters from across the GlobalData Media network Arne Slot backs Pep Guardiola over Club World Cup player fatigue concerns Guardiola: “Impossible to replace” Kevin De Bruyne at Manchester City Manchester City is showing strong interest in Jason van Duiven a promising 19-year-old forward from PSV Eindhoven Although van Duiven has yet to make his debut for PSV's senior team he has been a prolific scorer in youth teams and spent last season on loan at Almere City is looking to acquire van Duiven with the help of their sister club The plan is for van Duiven to gain experience with Lommel before potentially making a move to City or the Premier League Van Duiven began his football career at FC Twente but joined PSV in 2018 he is also versatile enough to play effectively on the right wing is part of PSV's youth setup and has been making waves in the Dutch youth leagues Both van Duiven brothers are highly talented with Robin also demonstrating significant potential in youth competitions a future transfer to Manchester City or another Premier League club could be on the horizon Nogomania.com is a premier destination for football enthusiasts delivering fresh and in-depth content from the heart of the Ex-Yu region's football scene Our ranking of the top 30 Dutch U20 talents has reached the top ten Read all about the talents placed 10-6 below 18-years-old – PSV Eindhoven – Striker Some great strikers have worn the famous red and white of PSV Eindhoven over the years and one hoping to become the starting nine from the club’s academy is Jason van Duiven Van Duiven has been outstanding since making the step up to Jong PSV in the Keuken Kampioen Divisie Van Duiven has scored 21 times in the Dutch second tier in 48 appearances He was also the top scorer for the PSV side that won the Premier League international cup last season with five goals An ice-cold finisher Van Duiven is not the tallest but he uses his strength and positional sense to get the better of defences He comes alive in the penalty area but Van Duiven is also a scorer of exceptional goals whether it be free kicks or lobs from distance He is waiting for his first-team debut but has appeared on the bench this season Peter Bosz has Luuk de Jong and Ricardo Pepi ahead of him in the pecking order but Van Duiven is ready to step in when required 19-years-old – AZ Alkmaar – Centre-back It has been a wonderful 12 months for Wouter Goes who captained AZ to the UEFA Youth League title while also debuting in the club’s first team Goes is a natural leader and he has shown exceptional maturity when given a chance by Pascal Jansen so far He already has 16 first-team appearances under his belt and is currently the captain of Jong AZ Goes is aggressive in his pursuit of the ball and shows similarities to Sven Botman and Matthijs de Ligt in the way he plays He has an exceptional future ahead of him and will soon be an undisputed starter in the AZ first team 19-years-old – AZ Alkmaar – Winger The son of Netherlands legend Mark van Bommel Ruben has made a big impression over the past year after starring for MVV Maastricht in the Keuken Kampioen Divisie Van Bommel was unstoppable in the second tier which led to AZ Alkmaar swooping to take him to the Eredivisie He has been a regular for Pascal Jansen so far this season Van Bommel still has areas of his game to work on but the potential to be a top-quality forward is there Van Bommel’s style of play and stature have seen him compared to Angel Di Maria in the Dutch press while he is reminiscent of Cody Gakpo at times AZ Alkmaar’s form this season has not been great and Van Bommel has a lot more to offer in the coming months then a debut in the Netherlands squad won’t be too far off 18-years-old – Ajax – Midfielder One of the bright spots of a difficult campaign for Ajax has been the emergence of Silvano Vos into the first team A star for the club and the Netherlands at youth level Vos could not be ignored anymore and was thrust into the first team this season an injury has ruled Vos out since November but when he returns a place in the first-team squad is assured Vos covers a lot of ground on the pitch and wins a lot of duels with his strength and awareness Vos is a strong dribbler and can break the lines with ease much like Ryan Gravenberch did when in Amsterdam Not many decisions have gone right in Amsterdam this season but the decision to promote Vos to the first team has been one of them Along with Jorrel Hato and Gabriel Misehouy Vos can form the spine of the new Ajax for years to come 18-years-old – Borussia Dortmund – Striker An absolute goal machine at the youth level Julian Rijkhoff has made a name for himself in Dortmund but now could be seeking first-team football elsewhere Rijkhoff was seen as a new Patrick Kluivert when coming through the Ajax academy but then decided to leave and join Borussia Dortmund in 2021 Rijkhoff has since been unstoppable at U19 level plus 13 times more in the UEFA Youth League The striker has made minutes and scored during pre-season for Borussia Dortmund’s first team but as of yet Rijkhoff is a deadly finisher with either foot and his head He seems to have it all to be an exceptional striker but until he makes the step up fully to first-team football we will not know for sure if he can reach his potential Ajax wants to bring Rijkhoff back to Amsterdam and a move away from Germany may be the best idea for Rijkhoff to make his full breakthrough then Rijkhoff can be the starting striker for the Netherlands for years to come Julian Rijkhoff for BVB U-19.✔️21/22:☑️35 games⚽️28 goals🅰️6 assists📊directly involved in a goal every 59 minutes—✔️22/23:☑️32 games⚽️26 goals🅰️6 assists📊directly involved in a goal every 85 minutesNatural born killer. ⚫️🟡 pic.twitter.com/bcPPn2tgKk XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <s> <strike> <strong> Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); Text description provided by the architects. The new head office for the energy grid company Alliander in Duiven (The Netherlands) was recently inaugurated. RAU architects is responsible for the renovation of the existing buildings and the extension, which will house 1550 workers. This is the first renovation project in The Netherlands to obtain the BREEAM-NL outstanding sustainability certificate. Floor PlanThe facades of the existing buildings are maintained, including the windows, and a “skin” is attached to them, improving the insulation value, avoiding heat losses and reducing the energy demand. On the sides, which are oriented towards the atrium, larger windows, which can be opened, are placed, creating a close visual relation with the atrium and allowing natural ventilation. © Marcel van der BurgEfficiency and effectiveness are guiding principles throughout the design. In intervention, material use, footprint, costs and burdening of the environment. In return, functionality, comfort, innovation, identity and a positive impact on society are achieved. The building complex provides more energy than needed, which can be used by “neighbours” in the surroundings through the Smart Grid, starting a Green Alliance in the community. The design of the building optimizes the use of energy, the design of the roof stimulates natural ventilation, and the atrium becomes a “second skin” for the closed volumes, creating an in between climate which optimizes the energy use. © Marcel van der BurgThanks to the use of solar panels and underground water for thermal storage, it is also CO2 neutral. The solar panels are placed in the parking as shading and protection for the cars, giving them a double function. Since these were placed first, it was possible to achieve an energy positive building site for the first time in the Netherlands. © Marcel van der BurgThe consortium for the Design & Build of Alliander in Duiven consists of VolkerWessels Vastgoed You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Where the Russian River winds and wraps around Fitch Mountain and Healdsburg Many flock to the cold water at Veterans Memorial Beach but could there be another place for people to dip their toes or at least that’s the name Eric Arneson’s giving it "The main goal of this design is basically to connect people to the river," Arneson said A landscape architect based in Santa Barbara and he's spent plenty of time swimming in the Russian River "It was always such a beautiful experience then at the very end when we're getting to the Memorial Beach "The majority of the riverfront in Healdsburg proper is actually occupied by the gravel site," Arneson said A gravel mine and asphalt plant sits just upstream from the Healdsburg Memorial Bridge and popular Veterans Memorial Beach on Healdsburg Avenue Syar Industries has owned the site since 1986 though the mining site has been in operation for more than 75 years An important aggregate for industrial and construction uses gravel has been mined from the Russian River since the 1800’s Arneson noted "It is a service that we need to build things," Arneson said we need asphalt; but is right on the Russian River inside the town of Healdsburg the best spot for that?" There’s been no mining at Syar’s Bendway site for over 20 years according to Healdsburg Community Development Director Scott Duiven "My understanding is that the permits they had for removing gravel have expired and they were doing some operational stuff out there I think there's not much going on out there anymore," Duiven said Syar was purchased by fellow materials company Vulcan in 2022 Arneson noted that Vulcan leases the property "This is one of the sites that they're looking to abandon because I think they see that writing on the wall that we can't extract gravel here and it's basically just a giant lot," Arneson said told KRCB News they plan to exit the site once the lease expires in August 2025 Earlier this year, the 88-acre property was listed for sale as an “outstanding development opportunity." It's being marketed as prime real estate for a hotel and luxury mixed use development and that's come as no surprise for Arneson "I knew that some developer would come out and say this is going to become a giant beer garden adult playground kind of thing with a bunch of houses crammed in it," Arneson said "[I] wanted to come up with something that would actually be beneficial for the people of Healdsburg that live there despite the potential for redevelopment of the large property A real estate broker handling the property’s sale declined to comment to KRCB News Arneson said he thinks converting part of the Syar site to park land would fill an important hole in Healdsburg’s fabric "There's not currently a really good connection to the river," Arneson said "There's Veterans Memorial Beach park there "What I was re-imagining was something that kind of integrates you into the riparian forest and the local ecologies and the native ecosystem of the river," Arneson said First introduced in 2016 as his undergraduate thesis project at Academy of Art University in San Francisco, Arneson’s re-imagination of the Bendway riverfront garnered an award from the American Society of Landscape Architects integrating the contours of the park with the shifting environment of the Russian River remains a big emphasis of the design "It also works well with the seasonal flooding that will definitely occur every single year," Arneson said "So I designed a pathway that is at an elevation that would be above the hundred year floodplain that would not only serve as a year round access throughout the park but it would also serve as somewhat of a levee wall." "Along certain points of this pathway there would be descending staircases and accessible ramps which would lead to the riverfront," Arneson said "We really wanted to come up with a proposal that made it as easy as possible to access the river." Arneson also pointed out that “access” doesn’t simply mean physical accessibility "Making it free so you don't have to pay to park here "[Because] Veterans Memorial Park is something that you have to pay we want to make it something that's for everybody that lives here." The decades of gravel mining and commercial activity have left their impacts on the river most visibly the industrial infrastructure; but much like Seattle’s landmark Gas Works Park Arneson feels there’s a place for the Bendway’s remnants of industry celebrate the transformation," Arneson said but keeping these elements reminds us of what it used to be They're also quite monumental and impressive when you stand up next to [them]." He said none more so than the imposing conveyor towers a lot of people thought of them as a smokestack of some kind but they're actually conveyor belt support structures," Arneson said "There was like a conveyor belt on top of them and that was for extracting gravel straight from the beach these things are massive and it's really a testament for how much land that they moved and transformed." While Arneson said he hopes to see the Bendway leave its extractive history in the past he also envisions a useful future for the area beyond recreation "I'm proposing a fairly large storm water basin that would be able to capture hundreds of thousands of gallons of water in every storm event and then this would percolate back into the groundwater system," Arneson said Arneson says he is also realistic about the Bendway’s future "Part of the design is also allocating a certain portion of the site to a developer "It's the fact of the world that someone needs to make money to make things happen," Arneson said and then maybe some light industrial or something More than anything Arneson imagines a future Bendway with a place for everyone "My design is not something that I want to see really implemented exactly," Arneson said So any type of park in any shape or form I think would be a success in this scenario." "The worst thing we want to see is a hotel abutting straight up along the river," Arneson said "I think that would be a disaster on so many levels." that's the roughly 160 acre pocket of Healdsburg east of the Memorial Bridge are a ways off according to Community Development Director Scott Duiven "That area currently has no municipal services," Duiven said and so the city's general plan has long called for the preparation of a plan that would look at the appropriateness of industrial uses along that stretch of the river how to maximize public access along and to the river Duiven said a 'specific plan' will have to come first "So we're at the beginning in terms of the fact that we've identified the need for planning effort in that area but we have not commenced a planning effort which would involve robust community engagement and input," Duiven said "We recognize that that particular property is a really important property given its size but also given the fact that I think it has almost a mile of riverfront and there's certainly some level of community benefit that could come along with future development that includes public access and recreational type of amenities," Duiven said it's too early in that process to really say what that's gonna look like." While a park of the magnitude of Arneson’s Bendway isn’t happening tomorrow Duiven noted the city is looking to make the river accessible on the opposite bank and they're looking at some improvements that would provide access to the river from that side," Duiven said even with the competing visions and clear hurdles for the Bendway’s future that a park with room for everyone will one day come to be and they should have this on their radar as something that can definitely be a huge asset for not only Healdsburg to have this riverfront space accessible to the public," Arneson said Here are links to what's happening RIGHT NOW in Sonoma County Start your weekday mornings with the Sonoma County First News podcast bringing you the top local headlines and a detailed weather forecast to kick off your day Stay informed with the latest breaking news and stories from communities across Sonoma County—from Petaluma to Cloverdale Subscribe to the Sonoma County First News podcast through the NorCal Mobile App Get the latest updates on programs and events The Danish packaging manufacturer Faerch group officially opened its new recycling plant in Duiven the site has an input capacity of 60,000 tonnes per year and is operated by group subsidiary It will process post-consumer PET trays collected from households across the region using a mechanical recycling process Cirrec specialises in the mechanical recycling of PET and aims to close the loop for rigid food packaging Faerch claims to hold a 20 per cent share of the global plastic packaging market representing approximately 24 billion products sold each year The new Cirrec plant meant that around three billion of these products would be truly circular The group has set itself a target of leading the conversion from polystyrene and polypropylene to PET in packaging and creating a fully circular economy Faerch said that it currently achieved circularity for around 13 per cent of the items that it sells which traded as 4PET Recycling up until June 2023 sorting and mechanical recycling of PET trays and cups in Europe Cirrec reportedly recycled the equivalent of 1.2 billion food trays in 2022 The company has operated a tray-to-tray recycling plant in Duiven since 2018 According to Faerch’s sustainability report the firm produced about 12,000 tonnes of recycled PET out of post-consumer trays last year Customer Service+49 7224 9397-701servicenoSpam@GO-AWAYeuwid.de Editorial Team+49 7224 9397-0recyclingnoSpam@GO-AWAYeuwid.com Get the latest news about developments and trends in the industry sent to you once a week free of charge by newsletter Sign up for our newsletter We use cookies and external services on our website others enhance your user experience or help us improve this website You can change your privacy settings any time by clicking privacy policy Necessary cookies are required for the correct functioning of the website Content from video and social media platforms is blocked by default. 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UK COMPANY Carbon8 Systems will run its first energy-from-waste (EfW) pilot project at an AVR site in the Netherlands that will use captured carbon dioxide (CO2) and waste to create material for the construction industry Carbon8 has developed accelerated carbonisation technology which can combine industrial waste residues and captured CO2 to produce useful products The patented carbon capture and utilisation (CCU) technology is employed in so-called “CO2tainer” systems which Carbon8 describes as “carbon capture in a box” a CO2tainer will be installed at energy-from-waste (EfW) company AVR’s plant in Duiven The EfW plant processes waste from about 1.5m households each year Captured CO2 from the flue gas emissions will be combined with fly ash – a waste product from coal smoke – to produce manufactured aggregate for use in the construction industry Aggregates are typically defined as being hard granular materials suitable to use on their own or in combination with cement Carbon8’s accelerated carbonisation process produces “high-value light weight aggregates suitable for concrete applications” The CO2tainer will make use of CO2 from the EfW plant’s flue gas that would normally be captured and sold directly The Duiven pilot plant is expected to produce 100 t of building product for validation and use with more potential to use more of the plant’s CO2 in the future About 10 t of CO2 will be required to manufacture the building product in the pilot The plant is currently being installed and once operational will run for about eight weeks Carbon8’s carbonisation technology can also be employed in the steel and paper industries the EfW company is looking to make the best use of its CO2 emissions and the ash produced at its plant and has an ultimate target of achieving zero waste Co-Founder and Technical Director of Carbon8 said that Carbon8 is pursuing a two-phase strategy for deploying its technology in the global EfW sector and it that is successful it will move 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network is one of the fastest in Europe with customers able to reach some destinations in just 24 hours – and most within 48 hours “FedEx currently connects about 220 territories and countries across the globe with about 700 aircraft and more than 200,000 motorized vehicles and trucks moving around 16.5 million packages per day,” explained Martin Gussinklo senior VP of the European road network at FedEx Express so it’s quite an important year for us not only here in Europe because of the new hubs that we have opened but also for the entire business.” The hubs Gussinklo refers to are state-of-the-art facilities in Novara The FedEx European road network consists of 28 such hubs with a weekly total of 50,000 line-haul movements across 45 countries FedEx has always had a presence here in Europe it built an important but modest footprint serving as a foothold for our international business,” continues Gussinklo that all changed in 2016 when FedEx Corp spent €4.4bn (US$4.8bn) to acquire TNT Express at the time one of the world’s largest express delivery companies handling nearly one million consignments of documents parcels and freight per day through its road and air delivery services in Europe “The [TNT] acquisition gave us instant skill and scope here in Europe an unparalleled road network,” notes Gussinklo “It’s one of the largest and fastest in Europe – and what makes it so unique is that we move both parcel and freight within the same network It connects about 45 countries via 28 road hubs across the region handling about 1,300,000 shipments per day.”  Gussinklo points to some impressive stats: “We reach about 54% of European destinations within two days and about 84% of European destinations within three days depending on the origin/destination pair.” Together with the nearby Milan Malpensa Airport where FedEx operates its main Italian air gateway the new Novara Road Hub will play a key role in Italy’s national network adding greater reliability and continuous improvement in on-time performance Described by FedEx as the largest and most technologically advanced of its European road hubs the new facility is located on a 210,000m2  site with two main buildings occupying 32,000m2 and 240 truck docks providing separate processing of freight and parcels Some 450 employees deal with 245 incoming trucks and 265 outgoing trucks every day across the site The 9,400m2 warehouse dedicated to heavy or bulky goods (freight) is able to handle 4,000 shipments per hour and the 22,600m2 parcel-focused building houses a dedicated parcel sorter from Fortna with a total conveyor-belt length of 3.73km and the capacity to process 21,600 packages and 8,000 small parcels and documents per hour “We are splitting parcel and freight operations [between dedicated buildings] so that we can better optimize the line of equipment that we use to move across Europe,” explains Gussinklo “We do that on the parcel side by loose-loading our vehicles so you can fully optimize the vehicle we utilize the double-decking capability inside our trailers to be able to also optimize capacity as much as we can.” The company is now working to drastically reduce loading cage use replacing them with loose loading so we can load more volume into a vehicle which will have a positive effect on the number of trucks that we utilise within the network,” says Gussinklo we are utilising double- or even triple-deck capability in our trailers to really optimize the space that we have for those movements Both actions have helped us to remove unnecessary line-haul movements which has had a very positive impact on the sustainability targets that we have set for ourselves.” Further environmentally friendly touches at the LEED Gold-certified Novara site include easy access to a bicycle path and plenty of bicycle parking while a company-provided collective mobility system and active promotion of car-pooling further reduce vehicle emissions Open spaces with pedestrian paths and garden areas help reduce the volume of water runoff while native species have been planted to ease irrigation requirements High-efficiency lamps and the implementation of a building management system while outdoor lighting has been designed to minimize light pollution at night Employees benefit from the latest HVAC technology with primary air supplied to each room purified through high-performance filters and CO2 sensors placed in densely occupied rooms to monitor air quality each occupant can adjust the level of artificial lighting in their location according to personal comfort The new 24,000m2  hub sits on a 148,000m2 site and features a new state-of-the-art sorter that can process approximately 200,000 parcels per day With more than three times the capacity of the previous road hub it also features more dock doors (more than 200) and improved yard operations including new gates for quicker entry and a 20% increase in the trailer parking area The hub and outside areas have been designed to enhance safety with a full split between employee and operational movement as well as separate parcel and freight processing to increase efficiency and reduce forklift movement LED technology for internal and external lighting and the new parcel sorter produces 20% less noise we took two non-road-hub-related activities [a pickup and delivery and a value-added logistics operation] out of the building,” explains Gussinklo “It is now completely dedicated to serving as a European road hub We also replaced the old equipment with a new crossbelt sorter from Beumer Beyond the new parcel sorting equipment installed at both sites Gussinklo says the capture and analysis of key data has also been critical: “There’s been a lot of investment in raw data to get a better insight into the volume that we have to handle when it comes in We want to make sure that we only handle the volume that needs to be handled at the moment it comes in There is always what we call ‘hot’ and ‘cold’ volume with ‘hot’ needing to move as quickly as possible to the next location or to the customer while the ‘cold’ doesn’t have to be handled immediately and can be dealt with in the next sort Having that insight really helps us to create more capacity within our facilities just by focusing on handling the type of volume that we need to handle within a certain sort window.” The ability to move both parcel and freight in a single network is a unique feature of the FedEx Europe value proposition meaning customers can ship both with a single provider and using a single interface according to Gussinklo: “We can offer the customer a one-stop shop – no matter what they have they can always hand it over to us and we can handle it all within the same network they do not have that same capability in one network.” Lloyd Thomason (FCB) has been named the 2020 chair of the First Five Rungs committee following the departure of current-chair Jed Misa (Fuse – OMD) while Sophie van Duiven (Wavemaker) takes on the role of deputy chair from long-serving member Bonnie Shum (formerly Special Group) and Harrison Stone have also joined the now 11-strong team working to connect with and support new talent in the communications industry The new appointments come from a variety of sectors within the industry all with different experiences and levels of expertise bringing invaluable insight to the committee as it begins its 2020 planning Industry development director of the Comms Council is excited about the new appointments and the direction for the committee in the year ahead: “Bonnie and Jed have been instrumental in building the First Five Rungs momentum over the last few years and we are grateful for their passion well equipped team to continue the initiatives they’ve committed so much of their time to “We’re very proud of the work that the First Five Rungs continues to do and are thrilled to have members with experience from media buying in addition to the Suits and Creatives of the advertising industry “The expertise they’ve gleaned from the first five years of their career will provide the team with important insights to help develop their support tools for new talent.” New chair of the First Five Rungs Lloyd Thomason is proud to be working alongside such smart driven and caring people: “I’ve been meeting up with everyone for coffee to find out about the kinds of projects and changes they want to get behind next year we carried out a research project that uncovered new ways to ensure industry newcomers get the best possible start This has given us a strong focus and sense of purpose going into next year.” Senior account manager at Wavemaker and the new deputy chair Sophie van Duiven was blown away by the FFR from her first meeting: “It was exciting to be in a room with people who are so passionate about this industry and motivated to make it the best it can be “I am honoured to follow Bonnie as deputy chair she has done incredible things for the committee over five and a half years.” The new team join existing members Abel Banda (Vizeum) Register for Free and receive the Campaign Brief Daily Bulletin Type your email address in the space below we already brought out a fact about Psv U21 striker Jason van Duiven who became the third Psv U21 player to be hit in four home matches in a row in the Keuken Kampioen Divisie Jason van Duiven may once again add his name to a special list.Indeed he is the youngest player to score a hat-trick in a Dutch professional league match since Zakaria Bakkali (PSV) in 2013 Van Duiven scored three goals within more than fifty minutes Archive Architecture Registration has been successfully completed Make a new account if you don't have one yet Puedes ver la versión Española de BeSoccer.com You can see the English version of BeSoccer.com Vous pouvez voir la version French de BeSoccer.com Puoi vedere la versione Italian su BeSoccer.com Você pode ver a versão Brasileira de BeSoccer.com This has been a remarkable year for Billy Corito now a semi-professional fighter on the European Boxing Federation books since December 2011 Davey Clarke in April and Eric Thompson in July These fights had a common outcome – the Maltese boxer powerfully knocking down his challengers in all three instances and in so doing stretching his record to nine KO victories out of ten fights with the other bout won on points Corito is the holder of the EBF intercontinental heavyweight belt and ranks sixth in the federation’s rankings for the category Corito faces what is being des-cribed as his most difficult fight yet when he takes on 6’ 3” Dutchman Harry Duiven Jr whose impressive record reads – 23 fights with 15 wins (KOs 13) was also champion of The Netherlands in kickboxing and Thai Boxing He is an experienced K1 and MMA fighter with a predominately positive winning record Duiven has only ever fought the best within the EBF ranks with his losses coming to Mark Potter who have all been ranked no.1 in the European list at some time in their careers the organisers of next month’s Boxing Spectacle at the Dolmen Hotel the EBF in conjunction with local promoter Paul Borg have announced the names of the foreign boxers and their Maltese challengers another attraction on the night will be the EBF Super Middleweight title fight between Dione Galea and Jason Curtis (UK) The rest of the programme will feature the following bouts – Tyrone Borg vs Jack Butler Lydon Chircop vs Raja Afzal and Carl Spiteri vs Daniel Helwitt A limited number of tickets for the Boxing Spectacle will be selling at €30 (VIP) These are available from the London Butcher and TeamSport outlets in Birkirkara and l-Iklin The main sponsors of the Boxing Spectacle will be RE/MAX Other support is extended by Golden Harvest please register for free or log in to your account.