Industrial waste; industry (SBI2008), waste category, treatment; 2008-2009

This table shows for the mining industries, industry, energy supply, water extraction and recycling information on the total quantity of waste released by operating class, broken down by type of waste (=waste category), the method of processing or processing (reuse or end processing) and company size. Commercial wastes are distinguished in hazardous and non-hazardous waste. This table only provides information on the non-hazardous wastes. A distinction is made in chemical and non-chemical waste. The non-chemical wastes are still further disaggregated. The released commercial waste is reused or offered for “final processing”. Landfill and incineration of waste are the main forms of final processing. Over the years, there have been a number of changes in statistics. Industrial wastes occurred. The European Waste Regulation entered into force in May 2002, including the European Waste List (EURAL). The Eural list uses a different classification classification of the substance types then the Dutch waste list. In 2004 statistics were used for the first time. The Eural List. Therefore, the figures per category of waste for 2004 are not clearly similar to the results of 2004 and later years. In 2008, the demarcation of the population changed to a new version of the CBS Standard Business Classification (SBI 2008). With this the SBI'93 used so far has expired. Comparison of the results per business class with the results of previous years is therefore, not always meaningful. The transition from SBI'93 to SBI 2008 has led to a small difference in the demarcation of the research population. In addition, they have entered the research population shifted between business classes. The main changes: — for 2008, publishers fell under the business class Publishers, printing and reproduction (code 22, SBI'93). From 2008 onwards, the Publishers (code 58, SBI 2008) outside the research population. Follow-up of these, the population of the holding class 22 (SBI'93) similar business class Graphic industry (code 18, SBI 2008) is taken away. — for 2008 the business class Preparation for recycling fell (code 37, SBI'93) under the Industry sector (codes 15-37). As of 2008, this business class under the new sector Water extraction and recycling (codes 36+ 383). — before 2008 the business class of extraction and distribution of water fell (code 41, SBI'93) under the manufacturing and distribution of and trade in electricity, natural gas, steam and hot water (codes 40-41). From 2008 onwards this business class under the new sector Water extraction and recycling (codes 36+ 383, SBI 2008). — for 2008, repair and installation companies were mainly covered by the metalworking industries (business classes 28, 29, 31, 32, 33 and 35, SBI'93). From 2008 onwards, these companies were included in the newly created business Class Repair and Installation (code 33, SBI 2008). This intervention has had an impact on the size of the populations of the business classes 25, 26, 27, 28 and 30. For a reference to tables showing figures for the years before 2008 see paragraph 3. Data available from: 2008 Appearance Frequency: discontinued as of 13 January 2012 Status of the figures: the figures for 2009 are final. When are new figures coming? Not applicable