The city of Stockholm has ambitious environmental goals for 2012-2015 including efficient transport, reducing pollution, and sustainable energy, land, and water use. Some priorities are increasing cycling, reducing noise and emissions, and purchasing more ecological food. The city aims to be fossil-fuel free by 2050 through district heating, renewable energy, and energy efficiency upgrades. Stockholm manages waste sustainably through recycling, composting, and converting waste to biogas and incineration for energy. Public transport runs on renewable fuels while policies encourage cycling, electric vehicles, and discourage older diesel vehicles.

1. STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN
TAN WEI ZHOU A138166
NURASYIKIN IBRAHIM A137754
NAZIEHA MOHD ISA A137208

3. • Granted the 2010 EGC award
• Reason of winning: integrated administrative
system, which ensure the environmental
aspects consider in budgets, operational
planning, reporting and monitoring.
• Better reputation, increased tourism, more
investment

4. The City of Stockholm’s
Environmental Program for 2012-2015
Main goals
• Environmentally efficient transport
• Goods and buildings free of dangerous
substances
• Sustainable energy use
• Sustainable use of land and water
• Waste treatment with minimal environmental
impact
• A healthy indoor environment

5. Other priorities of the Environment Programme
are:
• Encouraging cycling and walking
• Reducing noise levels
• Increasing the amount of ecological food
products purchased by the city by at least 25
percent
• Reducing greenhouse gas emissions to less
than 3 tons per Stockholmer
• Reducing incorrectly recycled waste.

6. URBAN DEVELOPMENT
1. Hammarby Sjostad
First environmental city district
– the city imposed tough environmental requirements
on buildings, technical installations and the traffic
environment
– has its own eco-friendly system for handling energy,
waste and water.
– Incineration of combustible waste to produce both
electricity and district heating
– The use of waste heat from treated waste water to
heat water in the district heating system. Stockholm
Royal Seaport

7. CLEAN CITY • Invest in district
heating and biofuels
• Hogdalen plant –
most modern waste
sites, burn waste and
turned into heating
and electricity.
• Energy efficiency in
the ‘Million
Programme’’, such as
new heating units,
extra insulation, solar
panels and bla2.
• Plan for a fossil-fuel
free Stockholm 2050

8. GREEN CITY
• Surrounded by more
than 200 nature
reserves across the
region.
• Stockholm park
programme-
development of
parks and green area

9. GREEN BUILDING
• eight-storey apartment block purely from WOOD.
• a cozy, affordable and sustainable place to live
• "probably the tallest residential building in the
world made entirely from wood".

10. International fairs
• to expand the feel
of the space even
during the dark
winters as well as
clean the air
Green School
• new type of school
with a modern
approach to
sustainable living

11. WATER-WASTE MANAGEMENT
• The treatment
works clean in
several stages
before it is
released into the
Baltic Sea.
• Wastewater into biogas.
• Before the treated wastewater
is released, the heat is
recovered as district heating.

12. SUSTAINABLE MOBILITY
1. CONGESTION CHARGING
• All vehicles are chargeable with the exception of diplomat
registered vehicles, military vehicles, emergency vehicles,
public transportation, foreign registered vehicles.
• Biofulled vehicles- powered on electricity, ethanol and
biogas, free from charged.
• No charges on evening, nights, weekends and public
holidays
2. ENVIRONMENTAL ZONES
• Established environmental zones and prohibited heavy-
duty diesel vehicles older than 8years to enter the city
centre.

14. 3. PUBLIC TRANSPORT
• All track vehicles run on
energy from wind, water
and bio mass.
• All inner city bus lines
run on renewable fuels.
(ethanol, biogas and
biodiesel)
• Biogas bus= cleanest
fuel, produced locally
• More efficient engines,
lower maintenance
costs

15. 4. MAKE BICYCLE ATTRACTIVE
• Construct an infrastructure
that enhances the
availability and accessibility
of bicycle paths
• 760km of bicycle lanes
• To facilitate individuals to
shift from car and public
transport to bike
• Bike & Ride- an internet
based platform where
information could be found
regarding the fastest and
safest bicycle paths through
the city.

16. 5. CLEAN VEHICLES
• Political measures and economic incentives for
environmentally sound vehicles – such as
reduced parking fees, subsidies and exemption
from congestion charges
• offer free parking for environmentally sound
vehicles, owned by residents or companies using
their vehicle for business-related traffic.
• ‘eco car subsidy‘ of SEK 10 000 for every private
individual that bought an environmentally
friendly car between 1st of April 2007 and 3rd of
June 2009.
• encourage more people to buy fuel efficient cars
that run on renewable fuels

17. 6. COMPLIANCE CHECK

18. The City Line Project, or the Green Tunnel
• Between Riddarholmen and Söder
Mälarstrand, the City Line will run through a
submerged concrete tunnel. As a green
project, the City Line includes the purification
of waste water; noise reduction through
sound-attenuating tracks; the use of synthetic
diesel, which provides users with clean air;
and the recycling of excavated rocks

19. ADVANTAGES
• Tend to reduce congestion, increase
accessibility and reduce environmental
effects.
• Car traffic is estimated to be reduced by 30%
during the rush hours
• Decreasing of emissions of CO2 and NO2,
transport energy consumption as well as
noise level
• Increasing of bicycling, walking and use of
public transport.

20. Waste Management
•low emissions of resources
•efficient use of the waste resource

21. Waste Management 1999-2010

22. Treatment of Municipal waste

23. • recycling stations are as a rule no more than 300
metres from any residential area
– Newspapers -paper mass
– bottles are reused or melted into new items
– plastic containers become plastic raw material
– food is composted and becomes soil or biogas
– Wasted water is purified to the extent of being
potable.
– Pharmacists accept leftover medicine
– larger waste (used TV or broken furniture) to recycling
centres on the outskirts of the cities.
Recycle

25. From waste to energy
• first incineration plant was set up in Stockholm
in 1904

26. vacuum controlled underground
transportation of solid waste
•users throw waste into ordinary inlets
•the bags are stored temporarily
•full inlets are then emptied at regular intervals through a network of
underground pipes.

27. Treatment of Food Waste

28. Treatment of Household-Waste

29. Waste water treatment
•Use advance technology- removing Nitrogen and
phosphorous
•Biogas is produced
•Biogas - mixture of different gases produced by the
breakdown of organic matter in the absence of oxygen
•upgraded for use in public buses, private cars and taxis
•The excess heat in the sewage water is recovered for domestic
heating
•No water is reused.

31. Hazardous waste
• Collected by Haz-Mat’truck
• mobile collection point which stops at 110 different
stations around the city (460 stops per year).