Envirosource Consultants, LLC
900 Palmer Ave
Brighton, AL 35020
Phone: 205-424-9072
Fax: 205-424-9075
admin@theenvirosource.com
900 Palmer Ave
Brighton, AL 35020
Phone: 205-424-9072
Fax: 205-424-9075
admin@theenvirosource.com
Green Industrial Park (GIP)
There are companies that have proprietary technologies capable of recycling up to 95% of the municipal solid waste generated. The GIP concept of Envirosource takes the separation process a few steps further. The GIP consists of the separating plant plus eight manufacturing facilities within the park that will take the recycled components and make marketable and usable consumer products.
GIP Business Model
- The increasing awareness of the environmental hazards and unforeseeable long term clean-up costs of landfills creates a demand for a new approach for dealing with the "solid waste problem." The GIP's process of recycling the municipal waste stream is the solution. A GIP's processes are eco-friendly, utilizing up to 95% of the typical waste stream, drastically reducing the amount of waste directed to landfills.
- A GIP is more viable economically than a private landfill because unlike landfills, a GIP does not rely on tipping fees as its only source of revenue. Our system is self-supporting through the sales of our specialized products.
- A GIP's fuel product has and added benefit of helping local coal fired utilities reduce air-borne emissions when burned alongside coal and is backed by the U.S. Government as a renewable energy fuel source.
- A GIP's building products are often superior to competing products that are produced from virgin raw material at a significantly higher energy costs.
- A GIP offers increase financial stability for all entities.
Community Economic Benefits Derived from the GIP
Estimated Income to the Community during First Five Years*
- 9 eco-friendly manufacturing companies
- 1200 - 1500 jobs created
- $4,000,000 plus additional revenue through tipping fees paid by surrounding communities
- $500,000 plus additional sales tax revenue
- $300,000 plus from ad valorem and occupational tax
Economic Benefits for the Local Community*
- $22,000,000 in construction costs paid locally (additional 165 workers)
- $16,000,000 salaries paid out annually in the local community
- $8,850,000 in employee spending on retail and services annually (plus additional sales tax revenue)
- $10,000,000 spending on housing generated by new community-based business
- $7,000,000 spending by trucking lines on fuel, food and repair services
Sustainable Community Benefits
- A sense of community identity and belonging
- Tolerance, respect for and engagement with people from different cultures, backgrounds and beliefs
- Friendly, cooperative and helpful behavior in neighborhoods
- Opportunities for cultural, leisure, community, sport and other activities for adults, young people and children
- Low levels of crime, drugs and antisocial behavior with visible, effective and community-friendly policing Social inclusion and good life chances for all
- Well-run communities with effective and inclusive participation, representation and leadership