Casse Marine and EPUR Méditerranée: Together for the Sea
In a few words…
The collaboration between Casse Marine Enlèvement and Epur Méditerranée aims to promote the circular economy in the nautical sector. Together, they give a second life to end-of-life pleasure boats, instead of treating them as waste. This approach reduces waste, maximizes material recovery and promotes eco-responsible boating. They sort and recover materials from boats, sell spare parts in good condition, offer economic and environmental benefits, and share their expertise internationally to transform the boating sector towards eco-responsible solutions.
Promoting a circular economy for eco-responsible yachting
The circular economy is an important concept created in 1990 by economists David W. Pearce and R. Kerry Turner. This concept is now being applied in various fields, including the marine industry.
The partnership between Casse Marine Enlèvement and Epur Méditerranée in France is a perfect illustration of this concept. Together, they show how this innovative approach contributes to maximizing the value of raw materials. All while reducing waste and promoting eco-responsible boating.
➠ Towards a Circular Economy in the Nautical Sector!
Minimize waste and maximize material recovery!
The main aim of this collaboration is to encourage a circular economy in the French marine industry. It aims to reduce end-of-life boat waste and recover as much usable material as possible.
Eco-responsible dismantling: turning boats into valuable resources
➠ Giving a second life to end-of-life pleasure boats
Every year, thousands of out-of-use pleasure boats reach the end of their useful lives, posing an environmental and economic challenge. Rather than treating them as waste, this innovative collaboration envisages careful, eco-responsible deconstruction. The process begins with Casse Marine Enlèvement, the French leader in the re-use of second-hand boats and nautical equipment. The company has teamed up with Epur Méditerranée, a dismantling center, to give a second life to boats destined for destruction.
➠ Turning waste into valuable resources
When a vessel is withdrawn from circulation by Casse Marine Enlèvement, Epur Méditerranée takes charge of its destruction and depollution. Casse Marine Enlèvement plays an important role in selecting and recovering materials and spare parts that can be reused. The recovered materials are then carefully sorted, stored and directed to the appropriate recycling channels. This responsible approach makes a major contribution to preserving the environment by reducing the amount of waste associated with pleasure boats.
Recycling spare parts: savings and the environment
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Giving spare parts a second life
Among the materials recovered during the dismantling of pleasure boats are spare parts that are still in good condition. For example, motors, winches and sails.
These parts are selected to be sold as is, to be overhauled or renovated as new or for parts. This approach is a cost-effective option for boat owners looking for used parts.
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Helping to preserve the environment and save money
In addition to the economic benefits for boat owners, this method of marine waste management offers significant environmental advantages.
It reduces the environmental impact of manufacturing new spare parts. This helps preserve the environment by minimizing the production of waste associated with end-of-life yachts.
Extending our impact: Sustainable solutions beyond borders
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Spreading expertise beyond borders
Casse Marine Enlèvement ‘s international online presence extends the impact of this collaboration beyond the borders of France. These companies share their expertise in waste management with a global audience thanks to a sound digital strategy. Their website showcases their services and raises awareness of responsible waste management in the marine sector.
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Offering eco-responsible solutions worldwide
Casse Marine Enlèvement and Epur Méditerranée offer responsible waste management solutions. Their services are aimed at a wide range of customers.
Whether for amateur sailors, players in the nautical industry, or guardians of the marine environment. These companies are ready to take up the challenge. Their main aim is to make waste management environmentally friendly and economically viable in the marine sector. This must be achieved for everyone, regardless of their global location.
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Did you know?
The deconstruction of the RMS Olympic, a famous White Star Line liner in 1930s England, illustrated how the recovery of materials in the shipbuilding industry can have a positive economic and environmental impact. This historic initiative showed how deconstruction can contribute to recycling and resource conservation.
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