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Top 8 Recycling startups in Norway
Updated: February 22, 2024 | 18 |
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Funding: $60.4M
Kebony produces sustainable softwood that behave like hardwood, using food waste.
Kebony produces sustainable softwood that behave like hardwood, using food waste.
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Funding: €38.5M
Wastefront AS will use existing, certified technology to convert waste tyres into valuable resources through an up-cycling process for the use of new tyres and other products.
Wastefront AS will use existing, certified technology to convert waste tyres into valuable resources through an up-cycling process for the use of new tyres and other products.
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Funding: NOK21.8M
Empower offers blockchain-powered tracking that digitize waste streams and make them available to buyers as well as auditors.
Empower offers blockchain-powered tracking that digitize waste streams and make them available to buyers as well as auditors.
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Funding: NOK9M
Fjong is redefining the way we consume fashion by providing unlimited access to it in an affordable and sustainable way. On Fjong’s platform you can either rent or lend clothing.
Fjong is redefining the way we consume fashion by providing unlimited access to it in an affordable and sustainable way. On Fjong’s platform you can either rent or lend clothing.
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Othalo has a patent pending technology to manufacture building systems using recycled plastic waste.
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Seacirc has developed reporting software that can quantify a company’s use of resources, improving transparency and highlighting areas for improvement.
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Material Mapper is an AI-powered forecasting tool for locating reusable construction materials.
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Hydro is present throughout the aluminium value chain, from energy to bauxite mining and alumina refining, primary aluminium, aluminium extrusions and aluminium recycling.
