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ARGO’s visitor and outreach program offers an educational experience focused on waste, resources, and sustainability. We offer engaging educational programs and guided tours that bring theory to life.

The Journey of Clothing: A NEW PROGRAM – Youth Education Programs – The Energy Tower

The Journey of Clothing: A NEW PROGRAM – Youth Education Programs – The Energy Tower
What happens to clothes that are thrown away for recycling, reuse, and general waste?
Energy Recovery from Waste, Grades 7–10, Energitårnet

Energy Recovery from Waste, Grades 7–10, Energitårnet
What does waste incineration have to do with your life? Find out where the heat for your bath and the electricity for your…
The Waste Mission, Grades 6–10 – recycling centre

The Waste Mission, Grades 6–10 – recycling centre
Complete the academic assignments on waste sorting, the waste hierarchy, and decomposition times to find the codes needed to open the chests.
The History of Waste Incineration—Grades 4–6, The Energy Tower

The History of Waste Incineration—Grades 4–6, The Energy Tower
Why is it important to sort waste? And what happens to the remaining waste?
From Waste to Heat: Grades 5–7, The Energy Tower

From Waste to Heat: Grades 5–7, The Energy Tower
How does waste turn into heat in a radiator?
The Waste Hierarchy and Sorting for Grades 4–6 – recycling centre

The Waste Hierarchy and Sorting for Grades 4–6 – recycling centre
We explore how waste should be sorted and introduce the students to the waste hierarchy.
What Happens to the Trash? Grades 0–3, The Energy Tower

What Happens to the Trash? Grades 0–3, The Energy Tower
Why is it important to sort waste? And what happens to the remaining waste?
Trolls at recycling centre Grades 0–3 recycling centre

Trolls at recycling centre Grades 0–3 recycling centre
The trolls are curious about how we humans live and consume. Through their eyes, we look at all the things that get thrown away…
What's happening at recycling centre for grades 0–3

What's happening at recycling centre for grades 0–3
The students help sort the trash and put it in the correct bins.
Positive Energy in Preschool – The Energy Tower

Positive Energy in Preschool – The Energy Tower
We track the residual waste, from the moment the children throw it in the trash can until it is loaded into the furnace at the Energy Tower.
The preschool at recycling centre

The preschool at recycling centre
What happens at recycling centre? We do small tasks and sorting there.
Individually Tailored Program – Special Classes at Energitårnet

Individually Tailored Program – Special Classes at Energitårnet
Individually tailored program for special education classes.
Individually Tailored Program – Special Classes at recycling centre

Individually Tailored Program – Special Classes at recycling centre
Individually tailored program for special education classes.
Visit the Energy Tower – Organizations, Companies, and Vocational Schools

Visit the Energy Tower – Organizations, Companies, and Vocational Schools
Based on the waste hierarchy, we’ll delve into topics tailored to your interests.
Visit recycling centre youth education programs – recycling centre

Visit recycling centre youth education programs – recycling centre
How does waste turn into heat in a radiator?
Visit recycling centre organizations, businesses, and institutions of higher education – recycling centre

Visit recycling centre organizations, businesses, and institutions of higher education – recycling centre
We use the waste hierarchy as our starting point and delve into topics tailored to your interests