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Avfall Sverige’s report 2024:09, Guidance on the Classification of Hazardous Waste, has now been updated with the annex Contaminated Materials – Assessment of Hazardous Properties. The annex replaces the previous guidance issued in 2019 and has been updated to reflect changes in legislation and substance classifications....

On behalf of the City of Malmö, we at Kemakta have developed and calculated new Malmö-specific guideline values for contaminated land. The guideline values have been tailored to the conditions in Malmö and are designed for use in construction projects across the city. By taking into...

We are very pleased to introduce the latest additions to Kemakta – Anna Karlsson and Kristoffer Hagvall, both experienced consultants with around 15 years’ experience working in contaminated land management. Anna holds an MSc in Engineering in Natural Resources Engineering and has previously worked as a...

Kemakta has just returned from a conference in Åre. We discussed key business matters while also taking the opportunity to have a great deal of fun together – on the mountain, at the chocolate factory, and during après-ski. At the conference, we discussed, among other things,...

Kemakta is participating as an environmental inspector during the Development Office’s construction project at the Hornsberg blocks. See more on Stockholm växer - Hornsbergskvarteren (in Swedish)...

Yesterday we had the opportunity to take part in an exciting study visit at KTH, where we gained insight into Novatron’s work on the energy solutions of the future. ⚛️ We saw the Novatron 1 test facility and how concave magnetic fields and vacuum systems...