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NOK 22.2 billion in turnover
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Preliminary figures show that enterprises within water supply, sewerage and waste had a total turnover of NOK 22.2 billion in 2013.

Structural business statistics for water supply, sewerage, waste management and remediation activities, 2013, preliminary figures

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NOK 22.2 billion in turnover

Preliminary figures show that enterprises within water supply, sewerage and waste had a total turnover of NOK 22.2 billion in 2013, which corresponds to an increase of 0.4 per cent compared to final figures for 2012.

Structural business statistics for water supply, sewerage, waste management and remediation activities. Preliminary figures1Published 31 October 2014
2013Change in per cent
2012 - 20132007 - 2013
1Final figures from earlier years and preliminary results for the current reference year.
Enterprises (number)1 1314.38.6
Persons employed8 0711.4..
Turnover (NOK million)22 2150.410.3

Source: Statistics Norway

Waste activities and materials recovery was still the largest industry, and its turnover of NOK 20.5 billion made up 92.4 per cent of the total turnover.

Turnover within waste activities and materials recovery consists of NOK 9.8 billion from waste collection, NOK 8 billion from materials recovery and NOK 2.7 billion from waste treatment and disposal.

Highest employment in waste activities and materials recovery

The number of persons employed within water supply, sewerage and waste in 2013 was 8 071. Eighty-six per cent of these were employed within waste activities and materials recovery. Of these, 4 343 worked with waste collection, 1 760 with materials recovery and 847 with waste treatment and disposal.