Topics: Building, property

  • Ragn-Sells invests 50 million EUR on resource extraction from fly ash

    ​The environmental company Ragn-Sells invests 50 million EUR in a new plant for the treatment of fly ash from waste incineration using its patented technology Ash2Salt. The new method extracts potassium and other valuable substances from the ash, while large amounts of environmental toxins are removed from the material cycle. The investment is one of the largest ever in Swedish material recycling.

  • Archaeological finds from Slussen at Ragn-Sells in Högbytorp

    Children's leather shoes dating from the 14th century and a well-preserved clasp knife from the 17th century. These are some of the many finds that have been made by the archaeologists working on the material that has been dredged up during the work on the Slussen area – this work is taking place at Ragn-Sells’ Högbytorp recycling plant, where the material is taken and processed.

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