Today’s waste becomes tomorrow’s resources

Today’s waste becomes tomorrow’s resources

Recycling and innovation supplies “Critical Raw Materials” from a European source, for use in green technology and food production. Learn more about the ReeMAP project.

Today's waste
Fossil-free production

Fossil-free production

Renewable energy and hydrogen enable emission savings up to the equivalent of 1% of Sweden’s total emissions. Learn more about the processes.

Fossil-free
ReeMAP Industrial Park

ReeMAP Industrial Park

A high-tech cluster is created that brings academia and industry together to develop tomorrow’s resource solutions. Learn more about the investment, jobs and value creation.

Industrial Park

News

The mine, the food and the environment

“It’s a matter of achieving a sustainable raw-materials or materials supply. Here, ReeMAP is a good example,” says the national coordinator for Fossil Free Sweden, Svante Axelsson.

17 December 2020

Fossil-free mineral fertilizer vital for agriculture

”Input materials are an important part of the striving towards fossil-free agriculture. Lifecycle analyses of one kilo of wheat show that as much as a third of the carbon-dioxide footprint comes from mineral fertilizer,” explains Claes Johansson, Lantmännen’s head of sustainable development.

14 October 2020

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Press release

LKAB plans a fossil-free industrial park for recycling mine waste and producing critical raw materials

In the ReeMAP project, of which the aim is to develop technology for recycling mine waste, LKAB also plans to produce input materials, including hydrogen, and to electrify processes and thereby virtually eliminate carbon dioxide emissions in mine-waste recycling.

28 September 2020

New methods for recovering critical raw materials

The prestudy for LKAB’s project will now continue with an assessment and comparison of several possible production technologies and partners.

13 January 2020

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