Swedish companies

Josab builds advanced solutions in the field of water purification that meet the most stringent quality standards and customer requirements.

KSRR is responsible for the collection and treatment of waste in the municipality of Kalmar, Mörbylånga, Nybro and Torsås (south part of Sweden). It is also our duty to inform you how to recycle or reduce waste.

Kalmec export high performance Scandinavian engineering products in the fields of Municipal Equipment, Balers, Compactors, Building and and Waste sorting Plants.

Kemira focus on pulp and paper, oil and gas, mining and water treatment to best improve our customers’ water, energy and raw material efficiency.

Koljern Nordic is based on an innovation to make the superior insulation material Foamglas load bearing. With our light weight composite building boards we enable better and more sustainable building. Follow us on our journey to take building into the future!

Kompauto Nordic Ab offers instruments and services for measuring and controlling all types of flows and leakage. Our focus is on mass flow meters for gas, liquid and air, but we also have a wide range of valves. Our expertise is in biogas, heat / water / sewage.

KONSEB is your partner in all kind of projects, small and big, simple or complex, within sewage water treatment, sludge handling and sludge and waste utilization.

Konvex AB collects and treats animal and vegetable by-products by sterilisation and through the Biomal process.

KSS Klimat & Styrsystem grundades 1996 och har sedan dess arbetat för att erbjuda våra kunder effektiva helhetslösningar. Med kompetenta och engagerade medarbetare arbetar vi aktivt för att skapa bra inomhusklimat. Fastighetsägaren och lokalbrukaren erbjuds behovsanpassade tjänster och kostnadseffektiva lösningar med kvalitétsprodukter.

Kuusakoski Recycling is an international recycling services company.

KZ develop and manufacture products for water pipe network maintenance and prototypes of catalytic canners.

The Käppala Association treats wastewater from over 500 000 inhabitants in eleven municipalities located north and east of Stockholm. Our treatment plant, the Käppala wastewater treatment plant, is Sweden’s third-largest, and employs a very effective treatment process.

Before the Käppala plant started operating, huge amounts of raw sewage were discharged into local watercourses, lakes and the Stockholm archipelago. This caused problems involving disease transmission and environmental pollution.