Chris Whyte Email & Phone Number

Rotterdam, South Holland, Netherlands

ACEN Foundation was born from the collaboration between:- the African Circular Economy Network (ACEN), the network for circular economy practitioners in Africa, and - Trinomics, one of the key international policy consultants in the field of environment, energy and climate change.Our objective is to accelerate the just transition to an inclusive, circular and sustainable economy in Africa, through:- Capacity Building- Knowledge Transfer- Incubation & Business Support- Awareness Raising- Projects- Fundraising

South Africa

Sustainable Tech focuses on Sustainable Technologies and applications. Focus on waste audits, energy audits, lighting and energy efficiency installations, solar, bio-remediation, developing alternate values for industrial waste and low carbon building materials and systems

Durban Area, South Africa

The African Circular Economy Network (ACEN) is a registered Non-Profit Organisation in South Africa (195-590 NPO). Our vision is to build a restorative African economy that generates well-being and prosperity inclusive of all its people through new forms of economic production and consumption which maintain and regenerate its environmental resource

South Africa

Global consulting on Circular Economy sectors: energy, water, mining, manufacturing, infrastructure, construction, tourism and waste. Focus on economically viable technical solutions to bring value to problematic waste streams

South Africa

Innovation, research, development and manufacturing of small-scale pyrolysis systems with fuel refining applications that convert waste plastics to high-grade fuels

Durban Area, South Africa

As a Circular Economy Mentor at the Circular Economy Club (CEC) I support Small and Medium-sized Enterprises in their transition towards a circular economy through coaching and sharing knowledge. As the CEC Local Organiser for Durban, South Africa, I work with a wide range of stakeholders to support the city in its transition towards a circular city.

Durban Area, South Africa

the eThekwini (Durban) Waste Materials Recovery Industry Development Programme. A focus on implementing waste beneficiation technologies to divert waste from landfill and create new sustainable and environmentally-friendly economic opportunities

Africa

M.Sc., Geographic Information

Small Business Management

B.Sc. (Hons), Geology