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The impact report presents the projects financed by KBNs green bonds and their associated environmental impact. Photo: HOLON arkitektur.
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Øvre Romerike Waste Company (ØRAS) replaces ordinary wood chip firing with pyrolysis in a new bio-firing plant.
Hatlelia kindergarten is built according to the passive house standard and has a low demand for energy.
Volda og Ørsta Reinhaldsverk waste management company is building a new waste facility for organic waste, paper/cardboard, plastic, glass, metal and residual waste.
Krødsherad municipality incorporates climate measures and surface runoff management into the closure of Slettemoen land fill site.
Due to the increasing frequency of short-duration precipitation events and milder winters, coupled with the fact that the source of the water is partially fed by glaciers, is Beiarn municipality moving their main waterworks.
