ELOGplan GmbH is a planning and consulting service provider specializing in customer-specific, sustainable solutions in the field of recycling, waste disposal and disposal logistics.

UNIQUE SELLING POINTS

• active since 1987
• precise knowledge of the disposal and recycling industry
• many years of experience in operative disposal
• close integration with research and training
• practical and economical solutions for customers
• punctual, creative and competent services

TARGET CUSTOMERS

• Automotive industry and automotive suppliers
• Petrochemical and raw material processing industries
• Industrial and commercial parks and eco-cities
• International trading and logistics companies
• Agriculture and food production
• Infrastructure and real estate industry
• Security and defense
• International organizations
Municipalities and regional administrations

MAIN AREAS OF ACTIVITY

• Planning and optimization of internal waste disposal logistics in industry
• Planning and development of holistic waste disposal concepts for industrial companies
• Development of take-back and recycling concepts for companies and industries
• Conception of sustainable strategies in the environment, waste and recycling area
• Implementation of municipal or state-commissioned waste management planning
• Benchmark processes in the waste sector for international companies
• Preparation and implementation of tenders for waste disposal services
• Assessment of technologies in the fields of waste collection and recovery
• Implementation of training courses, advice on management systems and work as a company representative

HISTORY

In the 30 years of its activity, ELOGplan GmbH has repeatedly adapted to changes in waste law, new trends in the waste management industry and constantly changing customer needs.

1987
FOUNDATION OF THE BÜCHL DISPOSAL CONSULTANCY (INGOLSTADT)
BÜCHL Entsorgungsberatung is one of the first consulting companies in the waste management industry
Development of the EMS waste management system (1988)
Expert activities and implementation of research projects for the Bavarian State Government, the ZV Müllverwertungsanlage Ingolstadt and the Dual System Germany.
Planning and implementation of pilot projects in the automotive industry, for example for Volkswagen AG (bumper recycling) and MAN AG.

1993
FOUNDATION OF BÜCHL CONSULT UMWELTMANAGEMENT GMBH (INGOLSTADT, MUNICH)
Development of management consulting for the introduction of QM systems in the waste management industry.
Strategic management consulting, e.g. in the development of medium-sized companies (LOGEX and ZENTEK) and support in the partial privatization of municipal waste management companies (e.g. city of Freiburg)
Development and introduction of the BÜCHL ELOG SYSTEM (Audi Györ, Hungary)
Advice on disposal concepts for industry and commerce beyond Bavaria

2011
CHANGE OF NAME TO BÜCHL CONSULT + ENGINEERING GMBH (INGOLSTADT)
Another focus of activity are internationally oriented planning projects in Eastern Europe, China, Mexico and the Middle East, for example for AUDI, Volkswagen, Shanghai Volkswagen and Mercedes Benz, Transalpine Oil Pipeline, Petroleum Development Oman and others
Expansion of the range of seminars in cooperation with the Bavarian Waste Management Association VBS.
Cooperation with DEKRA and ZER-QMS in the introduction and certification of QM systems and the EfB (waste management company)

2016
NAME CHANGE AND REALIGNMENT AS ELOGPLAN GMBH (INGOLSTADT)
International planning and consulting assignments in the field of internal disposal logistics (over-planning of existing plants, layout planning of new plants).
Targeted further development of products and tools for plant disposal ( ELOG SYSTEM 4.0 , GYLOG CONTROL 1.0 , BENCHMARK TOOL )
Support for the international activities of the BÜCHL Group in the target markets with technology and market analyzes.

SUSTAINABILITY

COMPANY PRINCIPLES

As part of the BÜCHL Group, ELOGplan also supports the principles of the BÜCHL Group for sustainable business activity.

The principle of sustainable management goes back to the principle introduced in forestry at the end of the 18th century that only as much wood is felled from the forest as is reforested at the same time.