Announcement of Comprehensive Partnership Agreement on Environmental Issues with Inagi City, Tokyo
TRE Holdings and its consolidated subsidiary Takeei have concluded a comprehensive partnership agreement on environmental issues with Inagi City, Tokyo. Leveraging the TRE Group's expertise in waste management and recycling, the agreement aims to promote circular town development in Inagi City, including plastic and diaper recycling, disaster cooperation, and citizen awareness activities.
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Our company (hereinafter "TRE") and its consolidated subsidiary Takeei Co., Ltd. (hereinafter "Takeei") have concluded a "Comprehensive Partnership Agreement on Environmental Issues" (hereinafter "this Agreement") with Inagi City, Tokyo.
1. About this Agreement
In Inagi City, located at the eastern end of the Minami-Tama area of Tokyo, improving citizen services such as recycling plastics and disposable diapers, and effective utilization of resources, are important issues for promoting "circular town development through the promotion of 5R+1 [Cooperation] *1". Furthermore, there is high interest in the smooth operation of "temporary storage sites" for sorting, storing, and processing disaster waste generated by earthquakes, typhoons, and other disasters.
The TRE Group has leveraged its long-cultivated expertise in waste treatment and recycling, dedicating efforts to disaster waste treatment support projects during the Reiwa 6 Noto Peninsula Earthquake and the Great East Japan Earthquake. In Ichihara City, Chiba Prefecture, we are promoting the "TRE Environmental Complex Business" concept, aiming to establish a major recycling hub for recycling waste discharged from the Tokyo metropolitan area and improving the efficiency of raw material collection and product transportation. In the "Soma Circular Park" concept in Soma City, Fukushima Prefecture, we have concluded a "Circular Economy Partnership" in collaboration with local governments, companies, and universities, and as part of this, we are also engaged in a demonstration experiment for recycling used disposable diapers. Given the interest shown in these business developments, we have concluded a comprehensive partnership agreement to contribute to solving regional issues in Inagi City and to jointly expand the circle of the circular economy.
Through this Agreement, TRE's promotion of public-private partnerships will enter a new phase, further accelerating the realization of WX (Waste Transformation).
*1 5R+1 [Cooperation]:
The basic philosophy of Inagi City's basic waste management plan, which adds Cooperation to Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, and Respect (showing respect for things and producers, and valuing them).
2. Main Contents of Collaborative Projects
(1) Matters related to the realization of a circular economy, such as the recycling of plastics, disposable diapers, or non-combustible waste.
(2) Matters related to cooperation during disasters, such as the recycling of disaster waste.
(3) Matters related to promotional activities to encourage citizen understanding and behavioral change for the promotion of the above-mentioned items and the improvement of the recycling rate.
Scene of the signing ceremony, left: Mayor Katsuhiro Takahashi of Inagi City, right: Mitsuo Abe, Representative Director and President of TRE Holdings.
Scene of the visit to Takeei Kawasaki Recycling Center.
1. About this Agreement
In Inagi City, located at the eastern end of the Minami-Tama area of Tokyo, improving citizen services such as recycling plastics and disposable diapers, and effective utilization of resources, are important issues for promoting "circular town development through the promotion of 5R+1 [Cooperation] *1". Furthermore, there is high interest in the smooth operation of "temporary storage sites" for sorting, storing, and processing disaster waste generated by earthquakes, typhoons, and other disasters.
The TRE Group has leveraged its long-cultivated expertise in waste treatment and recycling, dedicating efforts to disaster waste treatment support projects during the Reiwa 6 Noto Peninsula Earthquake and the Great East Japan Earthquake. In Ichihara City, Chiba Prefecture, we are promoting the "TRE Environmental Complex Business" concept, aiming to establish a major recycling hub for recycling waste discharged from the Tokyo metropolitan area and improving the efficiency of raw material collection and product transportation. In the "Soma Circular Park" concept in Soma City, Fukushima Prefecture, we have concluded a "Circular Economy Partnership" in collaboration with local governments, companies, and universities, and as part of this, we are also engaged in a demonstration experiment for recycling used disposable diapers. Given the interest shown in these business developments, we have concluded a comprehensive partnership agreement to contribute to solving regional issues in Inagi City and to jointly expand the circle of the circular economy.
Through this Agreement, TRE's promotion of public-private partnerships will enter a new phase, further accelerating the realization of WX (Waste Transformation).
*1 5R+1 [Cooperation]:
The basic philosophy of Inagi City's basic waste management plan, which adds Cooperation to Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, and Respect (showing respect for things and producers, and valuing them).
2. Main Contents of Collaborative Projects
(1) Matters related to the realization of a circular economy, such as the recycling of plastics, disposable diapers, or non-combustible waste.
(2) Matters related to cooperation during disasters, such as the recycling of disaster waste.
(3) Matters related to promotional activities to encourage citizen understanding and behavioral change for the promotion of the above-mentioned items and the improvement of the recycling rate.
Scene of the signing ceremony, left: Mayor Katsuhiro Takahashi of Inagi City, right: Mitsuo Abe, Representative Director and President of TRE Holdings.
Scene of the visit to Takeei Kawasaki Recycling Center.