Bergen is building it’s second waste collection station, including a state of the art show room for the waste collection and four office floors for the cleansing department BIR in the same building. The building has a green focus, with plants, behives on the roof, relax terrace for the staff and of course, Envac’s waste inlets around the entrance, to be able to show off the system in its real street environment.
Why did Bergen leave the waste bins behind and changed to Envac’s automated waste collection system? Are the citizens happy? How is the project coming along? Interviews with the City of Bergen.
Smart City Upgrades & Retrofit
Ever since we installed our first waste management system in the 1960s, ingenuity has been at the core of what Envac does. In this video, /../
Smart City Upgrades & Retrofit
Envac’s innovative and time-tested pneumatic waste collection system enables a circular economy and a better living environment.
Envac ReFlow takes this system further, helping communities and system operators co-create better use of resources and promoting recycling by creating smarter interactions between users, operators, and local government.
Envac ReFlow is a simple, yet powerful tool, inspiring, motivating, and leading people and the city they live in towards a greener tomorrow. Envac ReFlow will enable building owners and local governments to further improve the understanding of how to reach their sustainability goals and create a more attractive city.
Follow the waste bag from the waste inlet through the system, while we explain what you see. The video includes a comparison between Envac and traditional waste handling when it comes to traffic and emissions.
improve quality-of-life and measurably reduce the city’s impact on the environment