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About ARC

ARC manages everything to do with waste. Our job is to help the general public and companies to dispose of their waste in a way that’s best for the environment and climate. We manage waste for our five owner municipalities – Dragør, Frederiksberg, Hvidovre, Copenhagen and Tårnby.

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Contacts and opening hours
Visit ARC
FAQ about commercial access to an ARC recycling site
From waste to energy

Carbon Capture at Amager Bakke

ARC is working towards making the waste-to-energy plant Amager Bakke CO2-neutral. With a full-scale plant for carbon capture, Amager Bakke will be capable of capturing  500,000 tonnes of CO2 annually, helping Copenhagen take a big step towards becoming CO2-neutral.

Demonstration plant for carbon capture 2023
The technology behind Carbon Capture
Carbon Capture Cluster Copenhagen

Vacancies

ARC is a public utility company, and as such advertises all its vacancies. That also means we cannot accept unsolicited applications. We publish all available jobs at HR Manager (site in danish)

Vacancies

Purchasing and tendering

ARC is subject to the rules of public procurement. That means much of our procurement is subject to a statutory process, under which we have to call for tenders. If you are contracted to supply ARC, there are a range of purchase order conditions that are also linked to the EAN unit you are invoicing.

Go to udbud.dk

SMOKA & AV-miljø

Along with Vestforbrænding [incineration plant], ARC owns companies SMOKA and AV-Miljø. SMOKA specialises in hazardous waste, such as batteries. AV-Miljø stores waste that cannot be processed – asbestos, for example.

Go to SMOKA
Go to AV-Miljø

World-class waste energy plant

Amager Bakke (CopenHill) is among the best in the world in terms of environmentally friendly energy and innovative architecture. It offers the unique experience of green recreational areas, skiing, climbing and a waste energy plant. Amager Bakke boasts highly efficient energy production and supplies electricity and district heating to the citizens of Copenhagen. Amager Bakke is also working on carbon capture, with the goal of capturing 500,000 tonnes of CO2 annually.