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Highest turnover for waste collection
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Structural business statistics for water supply, sewerage, waste management and remediation activities, 2009, final figures

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Highest turnover for waste collection

Waste activities and materials recovery generated 90 per cent of the turnover within water, sewerage and waste in 2009, in the sum of NOK 18.5 billion.

NOK 8.1 billion of the turnover in 2009 for waste activities and materials recovery was within waste collection, NOK 6 billion within materials recovery and NOK 2.5 billion within waste treatment and disposal.

Total turnover for water, sewerage and waste fell by almost 6 per cent compared to 2008. The decrease was highest within materials recovery, down NOK 1.8 billion or almost 23 per cent. Part of the reason for the observed decline was lower metal prices in 2009 (see producer price index ).

Total value added (at factor prices) amounted to NOK 5.9 billion, up 9 per cent from 2008. Waste collection and materials recovery was the largest industry, with a value added of NOK 5 billion (86 per cent of the total).

Turnover for local kind-of-activity units, by industry. NOK million 2008-2009

Employment for local kind-of-activity units, by industry. 2009

Most employees within waste collection

There were 8 120 persons employed within water, sewerage and waste in 2009. A total of 85 per cent (6 900 persons) were employed within waste activity and materials recovery. Of those employed in waste activities and materials recovery, 4 000 worked within waste collection. Remediation and other waste management employed only 69 persons.

Total investments within water, sewerage and waste amounted to NOK 2.2 billion in 2009. Approximately NOK 1.9 billion were investments within waste activities and materials recovery.

Enterprise figures for water, sewerage and waste

There were 1 051 enterprises within water, sewerage and waste in 2009, and together these employed just over 8 100 people. Total turnover at enterprise level was about NOK 18.3 billion (down 7 per cent from 2008), and total investments were more or less unchanged.

From enterprises to public administration

Since the last publication of final figures, a number of enterprises and their local kind-of-activity units have changed classification from public enterprises to public administration, and are no longer included in the statistics. Figures for 2008 are recalculated in this last publication. For more information see About the statistics.

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