Infrastructure
Aotearoa’s most comprehensively engineered waste facility. Intergenerational design.
Twenty years in.
Three hundred years planned.
For over twenty years, Kate Valley Group has been the custodian of the community's waste. Today, that responsibility runs deeper.
Mō tātou, ā, mō kā uri, ā muri ake nei.
For us and our children after us.
About Kate Valley
Every community needs infrastructure it can rely on.
Infrastructure. Renewables. Conservation. Partnerships. Four commitments, one purpose: lasting value for communities, the environment and the generations still to come.
At the centre is Kate Valley Landfill. Alongside it, the Gareth James Energy Park turns landfill gas into power for more than 4,000 homes. Tiromoana Bush is 20 years into a 300-year restoration vision. And through the Kate Valley Group Community Trust, that value keeps returning to the communities around it.
- 93%
- Landfill Gas Captured
Toitū verified since 2022 - Up to
- 4000
- Homes powered
by renewable energy - 1.7m+
- Returned to the local community since 2006
- 300
- Years of Tiromoana Bush regeneration vision
Four commitments, one purpose: lasting value for communities, the environment and the generations still to come.
Renewables
Landfill gas, captured and transformed. Renewable energy, powering up to 4,000 homes.
Conservation
One of Canterbury’s most significant ecological treasures. A 300-year restoration vision, decades in.
Partnerships
Over $1.7 million returned to the local community through the Kate Valley Group Community Trust.
Welcome to Kate Valley Group.
Infrastructure. Renewable energy. Conservation. Partnerships. One purpose: lasting value for generations to come.
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The Long Game
Kate Valley Group is Aotearoa’s longest public-private partnership, unusual in Aotearoa and built to last.
WM New Zealand, Christchurch City Council and the Ashburton, Hurunui, Selwyn and Waimakariri District Councils public accountability and private sector expertise, working as one. Strong governance. Long-term certainty. Transparent decision-making.
Thinking in Generations.
Every decision is measured against the generations that follow, not the next quarter. Infrastructure engineered to last. Renewable energy. Conservation. Partnerships that endure. Value measured long after we’re gone.