New recycling center in Göllersdorf: waste separation of the future!

New recycling center in Göllersdorf: waste separation of the future!

Göllersdorf, Österreich - Yesterday a new recycling center was ceremoniously opened in Göllersdorf, an important development for the region in the Hollabrunn district. As meinbezirk.at this is already the seventh recycling center that offers the citizens a user-friendly way to submit waste should. Commissioning is on July 21, 2025, after a construction period of seven months and total costs of 1.5 million euros.

Numerous political representatives and guests of honor were present at the official handover. Stefan Lang, in his function as chairman of the waste association, and the president of the Lower Austria environmental associations, Anton Krasser, emphasized the importance of the new center for the quality of life of the citizens. Above all, the change in waste management, as stated, shows how waste is considered more and more than valuable raw material, which is also part of the goal of the new center.

sustainable infrastructure and services

The new recycling center impresses with a modern infrastructure. It has 14 container stands on a spacious ramp as well as special collecting areas for hard plastics and wood. In addition, an innovative intermediate camp for problematic substances was set up, as also emphasizes the KURIER . "We want to enable the citizens to submit their waste to a simple and safe manner," said Lang.

The opening times for the citizens are particularly attractive: green waste can be handed in daily from Monday to Saturday between 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. Trained employees: inside are available on site to support the process of disposal and to convey the knowledge of professional separation. A clear commitment is made against “manneless systems” and for quality, security and regional employment.

circular economy in focus

An essential goal of the new center is to promote the circular economy. As explained on wko.at , the circular economy aims to efficiently use and avoid waste. Instead of tackling linearly, you strive for a regenerative economy in which raw materials are attributed in the production process to ensure sustainable use of resources.

This approach not only reduces operational costs, a sustainable corporate image can also be strengthened. "The construction boom in Lower Austria makes it necessary for municipalities to work together on such solutions," said Deputy Governor Stephan Pernkopf. This shows how important the new recycling center is not only in the context of waste management, but also as an investment in the future and quality of life.

Overall, the new infrastructures represent a milestone, not only for Göllersdorf, but for the entire district of Hollabrunn. With the new recycling center, waste management in the region is significantly modernized and sustainable.