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A New Soil and C&D Waste Wash Plant for Norway

Ireland-based CDE Group informed that it will provide the detailed design and engineering for a new contaminated soil and C&D waste wash plant in Norway, which is set for commissioning in the fourth quarter this year.

As reported, Nordhordland og Gulen Interkommunale Renovasjonsselskap IKS (NGIR Næring AS) has entered an EPC (Engineering, Procurement and Construction) contract with Nordic Bulk AS for the delivery of the facility. “With Norway introducing stricter limitations on landfill development, tighter leachate controls, and increasing fees on disposed waste, NGIR is proactively investing in infrastructure that enables the recovery and reuse of excavated materials,” CDE explained.

“The new facility will allow NGIR to significantly reduce the volume of material sent to landfill while supplying high-quality recycled aggregates back into the regional construction.”

cdegroup.com

(Published in GLOBAL RECYCLING Magazine 1/2026, Page 15, Source: CDE Group)

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