Uploaded November 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
When we build new buildings and tear down existing buildings we use a large fraction of the global resources, and at the same time we produce a lot of waste and CO₂-emissions.
In Denmark, these activities generate approximately 40% of the national amount of waste, use 40% of resources and emit 20% of our CO₂-emission. To lower the figures WSP is working on reusing of construction and demolition waste as part of a circular supply chain.
The webinar gives an overview of how we target reuse of construction demolition waste (CDW) in Denmark on a general basis.
The presenter illustrates how we (WSP) work to secure as much reuse as possible by presenting the core services in that relation.
Presenter:
Julie Katrine Jensen, PhD - Market Manager, Demolition and Reuse, WSP in Denmark
Interested in following us on social media?
- LinkedIn (linkedin.com/company/wsp/)
- Twitter (twitter.com/wsp)
- Facebook (facebook.com/WSPglobal/)
- Instagram (instagram.com/wspglobal/)
When we build new buildings and tear down existing buildings we use a large fraction of the global resources, and at the same time we produce a lot of waste and CO₂-emissions.
In Denmark, these activities generate approximately 40% of the national amount of waste, use 40% of resources and emit 20% of our CO₂-emission. To lower the figures WSP is working on reusing of construction and demolition waste as part of a circular supply chain.
The webinar gives an overview of how we target reuse of construction demolition waste (CDW) in Denmark on a general basis.
The presenter illustrates how we (WSP) work to secure as much reuse as possible by presenting the core services in that relation.
Presenter:
Julie Katrine Jensen, PhD - Market Manager, Demolition and Reuse, WSP in Denmark
Interested in following us on social media?
- LinkedIn (linkedin.com/company/wsp/)
- Twitter (twitter.com/wsp)
- Facebook (facebook.com/WSPglobal/)
- Instagram (instagram.com/wspglobal/)
