Omrin (Frisian for “cycle”) is a waste and resources company active in Friesland, Groningen, the Veluwe, and the Rijnmond region. Omrin processes household waste from over 1.2 million people and 9,000 businesses, with the motto: “Building circular (waste) chains for the wellbeing of future generations.”
The goal?
To successfully close circular (waste) chains for the benefit of future generations. This involves actively reducing CO₂ emissions, cutting waste, and increasing the reuse of raw materials. Omrin also contributes to greater biodiversity and reduced social inequality. The word “(waste) chains” is used deliberately because achieving this goal means working not only within waste chains (with partners), but also beyond them, in broader communities and ecosystems.
Omrin works daily toward a circular economy and a more inclusive, biodiverse society. Together with 35 municipalities and dozens of partners, they help build sustainable ecosystems and communities. The partnership between Omrin and OG Clean Fuels is a textbook example of how to create real impact and scale. Waste is collected sustainably from households and businesses and processed in modern facilities. Every day, a large number of vehicles operate throughout the regions.
Almost all of Omrin’s vehicles now run on green gas from waste. 100% fossil-free. Cleaner, quieter, and more sustainable. This is the future: sustainable transport using innovative logistics and clean fuels. In partnership with OrangeGas, fossil-free driving is gaining momentum. With a broad network of refuelling stations, sustainable waste collection is ensured across all regions for the wellbeing of future generations.