A BROAD RANGE OF PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
The Derome group can offer a broad range of products and services which all revolve around wood in some form. We work with the whole chain – from the forest to finished house – and turn both to companies and private persons. We have divided our range of products and services into three categories – Forest & Wood products, Construction goods & Building logistics and Homes & Sites.
To contribute to a greener future, we need to pull together. HYBRIT is a collaborative initiative between SSAB, LKAB and Vattenfall. With financial support from the Swedish Energy Agency, HYBRIT is developing processes and conditions to produce the fossil-free steels of the future.
SunPine is a world-leading bio-refinery that supplies innovative and sustainable products based on raw tall oil, a residual product from paper mills. They primarily extract tall diesel, which is a biofuel with low carbon dioxide emissions and low energy consumption during its production and life cycle.
Lindbäcks Bygg is Sweden’s leading manufacturer of industrial wooden houses. They design, build, and develop environmentally friendly and resource-efficient constructions for a more sustainable future. Wood is not only a renewable building material with a high degree of refinement and minimal carbon dioxide emissions, but also a resource that grows locally.
Digitalization
Without an intelligent, interconnected ecosystem working behind the scenes to optimize the transition, switching to an electric and autonomous fleet will be nearly impossible. The Einride Freight Mobility Platform allows shippers and carriers to offer faster, greener, and cheaper freight. Though digitalization we are able to deliver better experiences and build sustainable relationships for our customers.
The Käppala Association treats wastewater from over 500 000 inhabitants in eleven municipalities located north and east of Stockholm. Our treatment plant, the Käppala wastewater treatment plant, is Sweden’s third-largest, and employs a very effective treatment process.
Before the Käppala plant started operating, huge amounts of raw sewage were discharged into local watercourses, lakes and the Stockholm archipelago. This caused problems involving disease transmission and environmental pollution.