In Almere, in the Netherlands, Envac operates and maintains one of the Netherlands’ most comprehensive automated waste collection systems under an O&M contract. This means we are responsible not only for daily operation and routine maintenance, but also for scheduled multi‑year replacement of key components. The result is predictable lifecycle costs and consistently high performance over time.
The Almere installation is a three‑fraction Envac 500 system serving a large number of residential and commercial users. The system includes:
In addition, a Litterbin 300 system is connected to the same infrastructure, creating a complete solution for both household waste and public area litter. This part of the installation consists of:
Together, the systems provide a cleaner urban environment with fewer collection trucks, less noise and lower emissions, both in residential areas and in public realms.
In Almere, the client has chosen an O&M model where Envac assumes total responsibility for
This gives the city a long‑term, future‑proof solution where availability, energy efficiency and capacity are secured over the full lifecycle – without unexpected cost peaks
The system in Almere is continuously expanding with new inlet locations as the city grows. Its modular design, combined with Envac’s O&M commitment, makes it easy to connect new districts and users while operations and maintenance are handled by an experienced Envac O&M team.
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Byen Commercial Mixed-use Arnhem, Netherlands
In Arnhem, Envac provides operation and maintenance services for a modern Envac 500 system under an O&M contract. The client benefits from a structured and cost efficient maintenance programme with defined service intervals, while day to day operation is managed locally.
Byen Bergen, Norway
Proud of its historical city centre, with narrow streets and wooden buildings, Bergen has taken steps to safeguard its cultural heritage from fire. By opting for pipe-based waste collection instead of traditional bin-based collection, Bergen has become a global trailblazer.
Byen Lund, Sweden
Brunnshög offers four waste fractions via pneumatic waste collection, with the aim that no more than 50 metres is needed to reach a waste inlet from the entrances. In addition, there is property-close collection within approximately 200–300 metres of each property.