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Waste for the recycling centre

What can I drop off at the recycling centre? And how do I do it?

Waste suitable for incineration

What can I hand in for incineration? And how do I do it?

Waste suitable for landfill

What can I take to landfill? And how do I do it?

Asbestos

Are you delivering asbestos waste? Check out the new rules from the Danish Working Environment Authority before you go to the recycling centre.

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What happens to my company's waste?

At ARGO, we prioritize: Reuse before recycling before energy recovery - and finally a small residue for safe disposal.

Last year, over 81% of the waste we received at our recycling centres was recycled.

At the same time, ARGO Affaldsenergi A/S converted 334,000 tonnes of waste suitable for incineration into electricity and district heating. This corresponds to 77,000 households' electricity consumption and 53,000 households' heat consumption.