Environmental division
Our Environmental Services are the most comprehensive and sustainable in Timor-Leste. Our growing range of services, as well as our expanding range of products manufactured from waste materials, attest to our environmental credentials and genuine commitment to build a better Timor-Leste.
But we don’t just look after Timor-Leste. We are also very proud of the processes we’re developing to enable communities all over the world to recycle their own waste on location – not only will these processes drastically reduce waste and environmental damage, but they will also generate employment opportunities for some of our most vulnerable populations.
Ask Caltech how we can help your operation minimise its environmental impact and contribute to a more sustainable future.
Waste management & collection
We provide the most comprehensive and integrated waste management services in Timor-Leste – providing customised onshore and offshore waste management solutions. We are involved in waste collection (liquid and solid) onshore and offshore – servicing the oil and gas sector and others.
Waste transfer station
We own and operate Timor-Leste’s only private Waste Transfer Station – an investment in Timor-Leste’s environment and in job creation.
Learn more about our waste transfer station.
Learn more about our waste transfer station.
Recycling
We recycle many kinds of products and materials and are exploring new technologies and processes to enable us to continue to grow our recycling capabilities. Caltech is very proud of the vital role it plays in the ‘Plastics Solution Alliance’ whose purpose is to create a zero plastics and circular economy in Timor-Leste.
- Paper & cardboard
- Ferrous & non-ferrous metals
- Timber & wood products
- PET bottles & any plastic products
- So much more
Learn more about our recycling processing and our NEW recycling plant allowing us to manufacture a new range of recycled products!
Recycled products
We use recycled plastic to manufacture our own range of pavers, bricks, building blocks and kerb units. We are also investing in the development of processes that will enable communities in other countries to recycle their own waste on location.
See how Caltech is recycling glass and plastic, using plastic to potentially replace concrete and producing garden pavers from sand and recycled plastic waste
