Waste management service fees 2023
Information
Published by:
Helsinki Region Environmental Services Authority
Helsinki Region Environmental Services Authority
Date:
10.11.2022
10.11.2022
Key words: Espoo, Helsinki, Kauniainen, Kirkkonummi, Vantaa
Language: en
Pages: 21
Contact Information:
Helsingin seudun ympäristöpalvelut -kuntayhtymä
PL 100
00066 HSY
Asiakaspalvelun puhelin 09 1561 2110.
www.hsy.fi/asiakaspalvelu
Helsingin seudun ympäristöpalvelut -kuntayhtymä
PL 100
00066 HSY
Asiakaspalvelun puhelin 09 1561 2110.
www.hsy.fi/asiakaspalvelu
Copyright:
HSY, kansikuva: Keksi/ Mikael Ahlfors
HSY, kansikuva: Keksi/ Mikael Ahlfors
Waste delivered in lorries to the Ämmässuo eco-industrial centre
he HSY eco-industrial centre located in Ämmässuo, Espoo is a modern touchpoint of waste management and circular economy.
Spanning about 200 hectares, the Ämmässuo eco-industrial centre offers services such as treatment of biowaste into biogas and compost, treatment and utilisation of ash and slag from waste-to-energy plant, collection and utilisation of landfill gas, treatment of contaminated soil and sorting of various waste loads and delivering the materials for reuse.
Weighed waste loads
Waste loads transported by lorries or other large vehicle are accepted at the Ämmässuo eco-industrial centre in Espoo.
The customer (the producer and the holder of the waste) must be aware of the quality, characteristics and origin of the waste in their possession as well as its suitability for landfill use. This information is provided upon delivery. A Waste Transportation Document is required for certain types of waste in accordance with the current legislation. The treatment fee is determined by the weight, type and quality of the waste load. The load is assessed at the reception. If a load includes several different types of waste, the fee is determined based on the most expensive type of waste.
We will charge the customer for any additional costs incurred from waste being directed to incorrect treatment as a result of missing or inadequately filled documentation, such as a missing Waste Transportation Document or incorrect waste type declaration.
Waste delivered in lorries
Fees per waste type
Items marked with an asterisk (*) are hazardous waste.
Final-disposal waste must be suitable for an ordinary waste landfill (a landfillability statement, when necessary).
Other waste not mentioned in this price list: jate.vastaanotto@hsy.fi
EWC code/Title group title | Title | Description | Price €/t (VAT 0%) | Price €/t (incl. VAT 24%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
02 Waste from agriculture, horticulture, aquaculture, forestry, hunting, fishing and food preparation and processing | ||||
02 01 waste from agriculture, horticulture, aquaculture, forestry, hunting and fishing | ||||
02 01 06 | Animal faeces and bedding | Animal bedding as well as manure from horse stables that contains bedding. | 10.00–45.00 | 12.40–55.80 |
02 01 99 | Animal waste | Animal carcasses and pieces. | 120–200 €/pcs | 148.8–248.00 |
15 Packaging materials, absorbents, cleaning cloths, filter materials and protective clothing that is not listed elsewhere | ||||
15 01 packaging materials (including separately collected municipal packaging waste) | ||||
15 01 03 | Wooden packaging | Pallets and wooden packaging. | 0.00–10.00 | 0.00–12.40 |
17 Construction and demolition waste (including soils excavated from contaminated sites) | ||||
17 01 concrete, bricks, tiles and ceramics | ||||
17 01 01 | Concrete over 150 mm | Concrete waste that does not meet the quality requirements of Concrete under 150 mm and does not contain hazardous waste or other loose waste. Concentrations of contaminants below the upper guide values of the PIMA regulation. | 50.00–70.00 | 62.00–86.80 |
17 01 01 | Concrete under 150 mm | Concrete waste that has been crushed to a grain size under 150 mm, may not contain structural steel or other construction waste. Concentrations of contaminants below the upper guide values of the PIMA regulation. | 50.00–70.00 | 62.00–86.80 |
17 01 02 | Bricks | Construction bricks resulting from the demolition of buildings. | 50.00–70.00 | 62.00–86.80 |
17 01 07 | Construction rock material | Reusable rock material, such as plastering and chiselling waste. | 50.00–70.00 | 62.00–86.80 |
17 02 wood, glass and plastics | ||||
17 02 01 | Wood, uncoated | Uncoated wood waste resulting from construction or demolition. Natural wood -> see Brushwood/Stumps | 0.00–10.00 | 0.00–12.40 |
17 02 01 | Wood, coated | Coated wood waste resulting from construction or demolition (natural wood, see brushwood/stumps). | 25.00 | 31.00 |
17 02 01 | Stumps | Reusable stump waste. | 80.00 | 99.20 |
17 02 04* | Impregnated wood | Impregnated wood, may not contain soil. | 280.00 | 347.20 |
17 02 02 | Glass | Glass waste resulting from construction and demolition. Final-disposal waste. | 210.00 | 260.40 |
17 03 bituminous mixtures, coal tar and coal tar products | ||||
17 03 02 | Asphalt | Demolition waste from roads and similar asphalt structures. Must not be contaminated by petroleum products (e.g. from fuel distribution stations, storage areas for petroleum products, etc.) and must not contain coal tar coating or other hazardous waste. | 50.00–70.00 | 62.00–86.80 |
17 05 soil material (including soils excavated from contaminated sites), aggregate and dredged material | ||||
17 05 04 | Soil and rock material | Excavated soil, which can be utilised as it is on a landfill or in construction. Including blasted rock. Concentrations of contaminants below the lower guide values of the PIMA regulation. | 0.00–30.00 | 0.00–37.20 |
17 05 04 | Soil and rock material, must be pre-processed | Soil and rock material (including liquid soil and rock material delivered by tank truck) that contains a maximum of 10% of other waste by volume. Includes invasive species mixed with soil. The price is determined based on the quality, volume and liquidity of the waste components. Concentrations of contaminants below the lower guide values of the PIMA regulation. | 40.00–100.00 | 49.60–124.00 |
17 05 04 | Soil and rock material, final-disposal waste | Soil and rock material that cannot be reused but is landfillable. | 210.00 | 260.40 |
17 05 04 / 17 05 03* | Contaminated soil that can be cleaned | Soil contaminated with petroleum hydrocarbons as a result of a sudden accident. | 210.00 | 260.40 |
17 06 insulation materials and waste that contains asbestos | ||||
17 06 01* | Insulation materials containing asbestos | Insulation materials containing asbestos. Final-disposal waste. | 210.00 | 260.40 |
17 06 04 | Insulation wool | Glass and rock wool. For reuse or final disposal. | 135.00– 210.00 | 167.40– 260.40 |
17 06 05* | Building material containing asbestos | Waste containing asbestos. Final-disposal waste. | 210.00 | 260.40 |
17 08 gypsum-based construction materials | ||||
17 08 02 | Gypsum | Clean and dry gypsum boards, no refuse sacks, slabs, wooden constructions or metal. | 50.00 | 74.40 |
17 09 other waste resulting from construction or demolition | ||||
17 09 04 | Construction and demolition waste that can be reused | Waste resulting from construction or demolition, including pre-processed waste. Including waste containing more than 10% soil and rock material. Reusable. | 135.00– 210.00 | 167.40– 260.40 |
17 09 04 | Construction and demolition waste, pre-processed | Sorted construction and demolition waste unloaded from processing plants or warehouses. | 135.00– 210.00 | 167.40– 260.40 |
17 09 04 | Construction and demolition waste for final disposal | Waste resulting from construction or demolition. Final-disposal waste. | 210.00 | 260.40 |
17 09 04 | Sandblasting sand | Used sandblasting sand. Final-disposal waste. Landfillability required. | 210.00 | 260.40 |
18 Waste generated from human and animal health care or related research activities (excluding kitchen and restaurant waste not generated by direct care activities) | ||||
18 02 waste generated from animal disease research, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of diseases | ||||
18 02 03 | Bedding waste from animal health care and | Bedding of laboratory animals research activities | 45.00 | 55.80 |
20 Municipal waste (waste generated from habitation and related commercial, industrial and other institutions), including separately collected components | ||||
20 01 individualised waste types (excluding title group 15 01) | ||||
20 01 08 | Biowaste | Solid food waste, which is fully biodegradable and technically suitable for the treatment process. Including packaged, no glass or metal containers. By-product class 3. From commerce and industry, industrial kitchens, restaurants, etc. | 20.00– 150.00 | 24.80– 186.00 |
20 02 garden and park waste, including waste generated by graveyard maintenance | ||||
20 02 01 | Invasive species | Invasive species populations, loads that contain reproductive plant parts and soil. Containing soil: see waste title Soil and rock material, must be pre-processed. Any deliveries must be agreed in advance. | 40.00– 100.00 | 49.60– 124.00 |
20 02 01 | Leaves and garden waste | Leaves, grass, plant tops, chipped or unchipped brushwood and other biodegradable garden waste. Including untreated sawdust. | 20.00– 60.00 | 24.80– 74.40 |
20 02 01 | Brushwood | Tree branches and twigs (trunk diameter under 20 cm). Including invasive species populations that do not contain reproductive plant parts (seeds, roots, etc.). May contain soil and rock material. | 30.00– 60.00 | 37.20– 74.40 |
20 02 01 | Stumps | Reusable stump waste (trunk diameter over 20 cm). | 80.00 | 99.20 |
20 03 other municipal waste | ||||
20 03 01 | Mixed waste | Miscellaneous municipal waste. Waste for energy recovery or for final disposal. | 135.00– 210.00 | 167.40– 260.40 |
20 03 03 | Sand separation well sediment | Sandy sediment from sand separation wells, for final disposal. Concentrations of contaminants below the lower guide values of the PIMA regulation. | 210.00 | 260.40 |
18 02 03 | Bedding of laboratory animals. | 45.00 | 55.80 | |
20 03 03 | Street cleaning waste | Grit swept from streets. | 50.00– 70.00 | 62.00– 86.80 |
20 03 06 / 20 03 99 | Sewer leak waste | Waste generated by broken or leaking sewers (e.g. soil contaminated by sewer waste). | 135.00– 210.00 | 167.40– 260.40 |
Weighing fee | Weighing for loads that are classified as waste. | 18.00 €/load | 22.32 | |
Weighing service | Transportation equipment weighing service and weighing of loads that are not considered waste. | |||
Additional fees | ||||
An additional fee is charged for the costs arising from the misbehaviour of the person bringing the waste. | ||||
SIIRTO register fee | Transferring the Waste Transportation Document information to the SIIRTO register | 2 €/load | 2.48 €/load | |
Load unloaded by HSY | E.g. Scraping of a frozen truck load. | 50.00 | 62.00 | |
Waste spilled from the load onto the passageways | E.g. cleaning a littered passageway. | 50.00 | 62.00 | |
Uncovered flatbed load | E.g. delivery of an uncovered cargo that according to the legislation should be transported with a cover. | 50.00 | 62.00 | |
Emptying a load in the wrong place | E.g. transferring a load that has been emptied in the wrong place. | 50.00 | 62.00 | |
Invalid document | E.g. insufficient, incorrect and/or conflicting information on the Waste Transportation Document. | 50.00 | 62.00 | |
Additional work | Other additional machine work. | 50.00 | 62.00 |