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The turnover for local kind of activity units within water, sewerage and waste management and remediation activities went down by 0.2 per cent from 2012 to 2013.

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

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NOK 22.3 billion turnover

The turnover for local kind of activity units within water, sewerage and waste management and remediation activities went down by 0.2 per cent from 2012 to 2013.

Structural business statistics for water supply, sewerage, waste management and remediation activities. Final figuresPublished 14 April 2015
2013Change in per cent
2012 - 20132011 - 2013
Enterprises
Enterprises (number)1 1324.45.8
Persons employed8 0391.0-0.2
Turnover (NOK million)22 1330.00.4
Value added (factor prices) (NOK million)6 789-4.0-1.1
Gross operating surplus (NOK million)2 395-14.9-10.7
 
Local kind of activity units
Local kind of activity units (number)1 3264.06.8
Persons employed8 1400.6-0.2
Compensation of employees (mill. kr)4 4642.75.1
Value added (factor prices) (NOK million)6 927-5.5-1.9
Gross investment (NOK million)434-74.2-68.8

Source: Statistics Norway

Within waste activities and materials recovery, NOK 8.6 billion of the turnover came from waste collection, NOK 9.2 billion from materials recovery and NOK 2.7 billion from waste treatment and disposal.

Total value added (at factor prices) amounted to NOK 6.9 billion, down 5.5 per cent from 2012. Waste collection and materials recovery was the largest industry, with a value added of NOK 6.1 billion (87.4 per cent of the total).

Gross investment appeared to fall dramatically, but this is due to sales of tangible fixed assets from subsidiary companies in the population to principal companies outside the population.

Most employees within waste collection

A total of 8 140 persons were employed within water, sewerage and waste in 2013. Of those employed in waste activities and materials recovery, 4 011 worked with waste collection. Remediation and other waste management employed only 98 persons.

Enterprise figures for water, sewerage and waste

There were 1 132 enterprises within water, sewerage and waste in 2013, and together these employed 8 039 people. Gross operating surplus was NOK 2.4 billion, down 14.9 per cent from 2012.

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