NCC opens facility for construction and demolition waste

NCC Recycling the recycling division of the Swedish construction company, has a new facility for the processing of construction and demolition waste in Utby outside of Gothenburg. Waste from the new facility, which is NCC's first full-service one in Sweden, will be recycled or reprocessed into new materials. The first waste to be processed in Utby comes from the construction of the Queen Silvia Children's Hospital (Drottning Silvias barn- och ungdomssjukhus).
September 9, 2015 Read time: 1 min

1084 NCC Recycling the recycling division of the Swedish construction company, has a new facility for the processing of construction and demolition waste in Utby outside of Gothenburg.

Waste from the new facility, which is NCC's first full-service one in Sweden, will be recycled or reprocessed into new materials.

The first waste to be processed in Utby comes from the construction of the Queen Silvia Children's Hospital (Drottning Silvias barn- och ungdomssjukhus).

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