STENA METALL AB - Stena Metall Group
STENA METALL AB - Stena Metall Group
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Recycling | Sweden<br />
Recycling | Sweden<br />
The customer offering was expanded<br />
during the year with total waste management<br />
solutions and services for hazardous<br />
and production waste. Production<br />
capacity is expanding, and service is now<br />
provided conveniently for customers at<br />
nearly 100 locations nationwide.<br />
Boliden is one of the leading mining and<br />
smelting companies in the world. <strong>Stena</strong> Miljö<br />
takes care of oil and other wastes from its<br />
copper smelter outside Skellefteå, in Sweden.<br />
Markus Larsson, a driver for <strong>Stena</strong> Miljö,<br />
cleans out one of Boliden’s oil separators.<br />
Global demand for ferrous and non-ferrous<br />
scrap and recovered paper remained<br />
high during the fiscal year. <strong>Stena</strong> continued<br />
to develop services and offer more<br />
products. With new branches and production<br />
facilities, it can provide customized<br />
recycling services and specialized expertise<br />
at more locations close to customers. New<br />
industry-specific and customized waste<br />
management solutions were developed<br />
during the year. In the Norrland region,<br />
a continued focus on hazardous waste has<br />
made it possible to offer more services to<br />
the steel, mining and pulp industries,<br />
among other customers. Treatment processes<br />
for “other production waste,” e.g.,<br />
combustible waste, also developed positively.<br />
With a broader offering, higher<br />
volume and greater efficiency, <strong>Stena</strong><br />
performed well in an industry facing<br />
increased competition in every area.<br />
Tighter recycling laws<br />
Waste management and recycling are regulated<br />
by a growing array of laws. <strong>Stena</strong> is<br />
staying on top of this trend through significant<br />
investments in research and development,<br />
competence, new technology and<br />
equipment. The WEEE directive introduced<br />
in Sweden on August 13, 2005<br />
tightens requirements on recycling and<br />
envir onmentally safe treatment of electronic<br />
waste. <strong>Stena</strong> had already met the<br />
WEEE requirements. The ELV directive<br />
raises r ecycling requirements on end-oflife<br />
vehicles in the years ahead. Producer<br />
responsibility poses a challenge for both<br />
producers and the recycling industry to<br />
find effective, environmentally safe<br />
processes.<br />
Total solutions being developed<br />
Demand is growing for single suppliers<br />
that can offer specialist expertise and total<br />
waste management solutions. This trend is<br />
being accelerated by customers’ commitment<br />
to environmental work, tighter legal<br />
requirements and more restrictions on<br />
landfill waste. Businesses are continuously<br />
facing new waste problems.<br />
Deposit-free is a total waste management<br />
solution designed to help customers<br />
meet their environmental goals, comply<br />
with increasingly complex laws and report<br />
to government authorities. The Depositfree<br />
concept was developed in 1997 and<br />
has been used by hundreds of companies,<br />
from small local businesses to nationwide<br />
groups.<br />
Mediclean Optimal, a total waste management<br />
solution for the health care sector,<br />
is developing positively and simplifies<br />
waste management at hospitals.<br />
<strong>Stena</strong> Gotthard <strong>AB</strong><br />
President Monica Svenner<br />
<strong>Stena</strong> Scanpaper <strong>AB</strong><br />
President Lorentz Rondahl<br />
<strong>Stena</strong> Miljö <strong>AB</strong><br />
President Finn Konsberg<br />
<strong>Stena</strong> Technoworld <strong>AB</strong><br />
President Phär Oscár<br />
<strong>Stena</strong> Aluminium <strong>AB</strong><br />
President Torbjörn Hedberg<br />
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