The Land and Environment Court announced on 23 December 2024 its decision regarding Nordkalk’s permit application for continued and expanded operations at Klinthagen, Gotland. The Court has granted permission for the proposed operations, subject to stringent environmental operating conditions.
As a major employer in northern Gotland, Nordkalk provides significant direct and indirect job opportunities for many residents in the region. Klinthagen limestone is a high-quality chemical-grade material essential to Sweden’s economic autonomy and growth, playing a vital role in various industrial applications, including construction and agriculture.
Nordkalk’s operations at Klinthagen comply with strict sustainable and environmental standards, reflecting the Company’s commitment to responsible practices. The Company has established a solid track record as a responsible operator in Scandinavia.
The extraction activities at Klinthagen promote sustainable practices, particularly in carbon sequestration, and have positive implications for job creation. By enabling employment opportunities for local residents and customers in Gotland Nordkalk makes a meaningful contribution to the local economy.
Marcel Gestranius, CEO of Nordkalk, stated, “This approval represents a significant milestone for both the company and the local community, allowing us to secure long-term access to high-quality chemical-grade limestone while continuing to support the local economy and sustainable development. Our commitment to responsible practices and community engagement remains central to our mission.”
About Nordkalk
Nordkalk is a leading producer of high-quality limestone that operates sustainably while supporting diverse sectors, including construction, agriculture, and environmental solutions.
Marcel Gestranius CEO tel. +46 10 47 62 663 |
Ola Thuresson Industrial Development Director tel. +46 10 46 62 681 |
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