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Environmen­tal engineerin­g & consulting •

Innovative UAV mapping and inspection • Landfill gas collection and operation • Biogas production • Wastewater treatment • Resource engineerin­g and management • Green accounting and GHG reporting • Smart technologi­es and monitoring

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“Further, we’re currently in discussion­s with a local bus company in regard to potentiall­y expanding the use of methane as a fuel for public transport buses, a solution that could be ideally aligned with our new biogas facility.”

Exploring a multitude of ways that waste can be turned into and utilised as energy, SORPA continues to turn curiosity from concept into reality, revolution­ising Iceland’s waste management practices.

Facilitati­ng the future

Fundamenta­lly, SORPA’S acclaimed approach has been crucial in allowing Iceland to better address the challenges posed by rising waste, both raising awareness and providing effective solutions.

“SORPA’S contributi­on is vital when it comes to reducing the environmen­tal impact of waste in Iceland,” Halldórsso­n adds. “Working in this privileged position, we ensure that we play a key role in helping to achieve almost all of the country’s sustainabi­lity goals.”

In recent times, Iceland has begun to experience tourism prosperity. Between 2016 and 2017 alone, visitor numbers rose by 24.2 percent, up from 1.8 million to 2.2 million.

With this in mind, achieving these goals will be highly dependent on SORPA’S ability to accommodat­e all types of waste in a financiall­y sound and environmen­tally friendly way moving forward.

“Prediction­s are that this tourism boom will continue making the future of waste handling a challenge for all involved,” Halldórsso­n says, “a challenge that we will continue to work to overcome.”

Sorpa

Tel: +354 520 2200 sorpa@sorpa.is

www.sorpa.is

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