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Safe operation of construction sites and the dismantling of high-voltage power lines throughout the European Union

Management of energy projects

We provide comprehensive construction site services and the dismantling of high-voltage power lines, ensuring full logistics for the collection, recycling and disposal of the resulting waste. We operate in accordance with the highest environmental standards and the regulations in force across all European Union countries.
We support energy projects at every stage — from the dismantling of high-voltage power lines, through the collection and recycling of waste, to its disposal in accordance with regulations. Thanks to our experienced team, we guarantee timely completion whilst adhering to EU environmental standards and minimising the impact of our work on the surrounding area.
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~700

partners in the EU

47

partner countries

197.9 thousand tonnes

recovered raw materials

since 2018

we operate in the market

What sets us apart?

Why RMC?

We provide services for the construction and dismantling of high-voltage power lines – from logistics for collection through to recycling and waste disposal. We operate in accordance with the environmental regulations in force in the individual countries of the European Union.

We guarantee

  • knowledge of environmental legislation in EU countries,
  • a network of around 700 partners supporting projects across the EU,
  • high purchase prices for aluminium wires, cables and non-ferrous metals, thanks to the RADO Group,
  • experience backed by references in Poland and abroad,
  • containers and equipment required to carry out the work.

What you get

Why is it worth it?

Comprehensive logistics

Collection, transport and management of construction waste.

The whole of the European Union

Projects carried out in accordance with local regulations.

Higher revenue

Competitive prices for wires, cables and non-ferrous metals.

Full documentation

Recording and reporting of waste transferred.

What does the implementation process look like?

4 simple steps

1.

Investment analysis

We are familiarising ourselves with the scope of the work, the timetable and the types of waste.
2.

Logistics plan

We select containers, transport and local partners.
3.

Collection from the building site

We collect materials on an ongoing basis, as work progresses.
4.

Recycling and the report

We send waste for recycling and account for raw materials.