Clearing a heap creates something that did not exist before: usable land. We fund the planning that decides what it becomes.
Most operators stop when the last lorry leaves. We think that is too early. A cleared site without a plan stays derelict – it just looks different. So we fund the planning phase from project proceeds.
Feasibility studies and planning services for the after-use, paid from project proceeds – not from municipal budgets.
A competition of ideas with universities, planning practices and the local public. Open brief, public results.
We clear in the sequence the region needs – so the first plots come free where they are wanted first. As far as heap geometry and haulage routes allow.
Former mining sites in the Ruhr are now a UNESCO site, a landscape park and a public observatory. None of it happened by accident.
What made the difference was not the size of the budget. It was that planning and public debate came before the first investment.
As a German company from Essen, in the middle of the Ruhr, we can open doors to those with four decades of practical experience.
We are a raw materials and logistics company. We fund planning, we open doors, we adapt our clearing sequence. What is actually built is decided by the municipalities, the regional administration and the people who live there.
That split is not modesty. It is what makes the offer credible – and what makes it work.
Scope and timing depend on the project financing being concluded. We name no amounts before that is signed – an announcement that has to be walked back later helps no one.
Planning is paid from project proceeds.
Municipalities and administration choose the after-use.
Universities, planning practices and the local public.
For municipalities, authorities and administrators.