RENAS has an agreement with 14 treatment plants across the country. The requirements for safety and quality are high, and regular inspections ensure compliance.
Northern Norway
Østbø AS, Finneid Industriområde, 8200 Fauske
Trøndelag
Metallco EE, Heggstadmyra 3, 7080 Trondheim
Western Norway
Elektrogjenvinning Møre AS, 6170 Vartdal
Stena Recycling AS, filial Bergen, Laksevågneset 3, 5160 Laksevåg
Stena Recycling AS, filial Haugesund, Bønesvegen 76, 4260 Torvastad
Stena Recycling AS, filial Stavanger, Mekjarvik 15, 4070 Randaberg
Southern Norway
Stena Recycling AS, filial Kristiansand, Andøyaveien 27, 4623 Kristiansand
Eastern Norway
Metallco EE Norge AS, Mattisrudsvingen 101, 2827 Hunndalen
Stena Recycling AS, Tretjerndalsveien 70, Ausenfjellet, 2016 Frogner
Hellik Teigen AS, Loesmoveien 1, 3300 Hokksund
KMT Gjenvinning AS, Ravneveien 11, 3174 Revetal
Revac AS, Haukeveien 11, 3174 Revetal
Norsk Gjenvinning Metall AS, avd. Drammen, Sota 11, 3040 Drammen
Metallco Kabel AS, Titangata 14, 1630 Gamle Fredrikstad
Quality assurance of treatment facilities
The Waste Regulations set strict guidelines for recycling Electrical and Electronic (EE) waste. Proper environmental management has the highest priority at RENAS. To ensure the highest quality of final treatment, RENAS is the first recycling company in Norway to introduce certifications of all its treatment facilities. This certification means that the facilities have undergone a comprehensive check to increase the precision and safety of work performed. The requirements are more comprehensive than governmental regulations, including logistics, quality control, safety, training, and locations.
RENAS emphasizes training and preventive measures to ensure the highest result and greatest satisfaction. The certification obliges the treatment plant to meet requirements for procedures, competence, and quality per the agreement on the treatment of EE waste agreement.