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The global waste management market, valued at $1,612.0 billion in 2020, is projected to reach $2,483.0 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 3.4 percent from 2021. In 2020, 2.01 billion tons of waste were generated worldwide, with significant contributions from North America and European countries like Canada, which produces an estimated annual waste of 1,325,480,289 metric tons or 36.1 metric tons per capita, and Bulgaria with an estimated 26.7 metric tons per capita. The United States, generating 258 million tons of municipal solid waste in 2017, is also a major contributor. Waste generation is expected to increase by 70% to 3.40 billion tons by 2050, with sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia projected to account for 35% of the global total.
Only 13.5% of waste is currently recycled globally, and this issue is being addressed by international organizations like the World Bank, which allocated over $4.7 billion between 2000 and 2018 to manage waste more effectively. The COVID-19 pandemic impacted waste generation in Italy, with a decrease of over one million tons in 2020, leading to 28.9 million tons of national municipal waste. Italy also saw changes in its import-export dynamics, with increases in both imported (21.6% up from 2019) and exported waste (13% up from 2019). Special waste generation in Italy also saw a rise between 2018 and 2019, mainly non-hazardous waste from construction and demolition. Overall, the waste management sector is evolving with innovation and sectoral convergence aimed at promoting the circular economy and addressing the global increase in waste production.
Italian Waste Management Market Trends and Analysis
The Italian waste management market is a rapidly evolving sector experiencing consistent growth in recent years. The proliferation of waste, driven by increased consumption and the adoption of more capitalist models by developing countries, has significantly impacted waste generation. In Italy alone, municipal waste reached around the 30 million ton mark in 2019, with Italian citizens producing about 500 kilograms of waste each annually. Central Italy boasts the heaviest per capita waste generation at about 550 kilograms per inhabitant, closely followed by Northern Italy with around 520 kilograms, and Southern Italy with approximately 450 kilograms. Both the volume of waste and investments in waste management activities have shown an upward trend, with a notable increase of between 5% and 7% in waste managed and over 4% in investments recorded in 2019.
With regard to the Italian market, we observe a promising trend in waste recycling and separate collection activities, expected to offset the surge in waste production. This is partly due to innovations aimed at enhancing the recycling capabilities of waste management companies and sectoral convergence towards a circular economy model. When breaking down the types of waste generated, special waste stands out with around 154 million tons produced in Italy in 2020.
Most notably, non-hazardous waste forms the bulk of this, primarily from construction and demolition activities, attributing to almost half of the total special waste. The waste management services have also seen a shift in turnover, notably in collection and treatment/disposal services, which rang up billions of euros in revenue. Waste exports and imports in Italy reflect an intricate picture, with a majority of exports composed of mechanically treated waste and solid secondary fuel while importing predominantly glass and plastic waste. Italy appears to be an active participant in the global waste management trade. The rapid growth in the production of special waste, particularly from construction and demolition, places Italy at a crossroads, necessitating robust management and recycling strategies.
Major Players Shaping the Waste Management
Landscape In the dynamic domain of waste management, several significant entities have emerged, each playing a pivotal role in driving the industry forward, both in Italy and on the global stage. The advancement and innovation within this sector are the results of the collaborative efforts of these market players. Here's an overview of some of the key participants highlighted in the earlier excerpts.
- Veolia Environment S.A. : Headquartered in France, Veolia is a global leader in optimized resource management. With a strong presence across the continents, the company has remained at the forefront of offering solutions in water, waste, and energy management that contribute to sustainable development. Veolia is known for its commitment to innovation and has been instrumental in various large-scale recycling and waste recovery programs worldwide.
- SUEZ : Another global giant headquartered in France, SUEZ is a major player recognized for its proficiency in water and waste management services. The company caters to both municipalities and industries, helping in the recycling and valorization of waste to both protect natural resources and adorn the moniker of sustainability. SUEZ emphasizes transitioning towards a circular economy and is actively involved in the treatment of all types of waste, ranging from municipal to hazardous.
- Waste Management, Inc. : North America's leading provider of integrated environmental solutions, Waste Management Inc, stands as one of the biggest contributors to waste management solutions in the region. With a stronghold on the North American market, the company deals with a wide array of services including waste collection, landfills, recycling, and renewable energy generation, aimed at a more sustainable future.
- Republic Services, Inc.* : As one of the leading providers of environmental services in the United States, Republic Services offers comprehensive solutions including curbside collection, waste disposal, and recycling services. It is recognized for its focus on customer-centric waste and recycling services, and for being an environmentally responsible organization.
- Stericycle : Specializing in waste solutions for healthcare organizations, Stericycle is known for its services that safeguard people and brands, promote health, and protect the environment. As the handling of medical waste demands strict adherence to regulations and high standards of safety, Stericycle has built a reputation on ensuring compliant waste disposal and innovative solutions for complex medical waste challenges. **Covanta Holding Corporation** Covanta is an international operator of Energy-from-Waste facilities. Its contribution lies in converting approximately 21 million tons of waste into sufficient power to supply over 1 million homes annually. It is particularly known for offering services that provide a
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1 Market Summary
1.1 Definition and presentation
The term "waste management" refers to the set of policies, procedures and methodologies by which waste is managed from its generation to its final destination. The different stages involved are: collection, transportation, recycling and disposal.
We distinguish three categories of waste:
-Municipal waste
-Special waste
-Hazardous municipal waste
Globally, the waste management market is growing very rapidly as even developing countries, moving closer to the capitalist model, produce more and more garbage. According to the WAS Report, an annual report by WAS - Waste Strategy, companies involved in waste collection, treatment and disposal recorded an increase in waste managed of 6.4 percent and investments of +4.1 percent in 2019.
As for the Italian market, municipal waste, which accounts for the majority of waste in percentage terms, was about 30 million tons in 2019. Each Italian citizen therefore produced about 500 kilograms of annual waste. With respect to per capita value, the highest average values are in Central - Italy (548 kilograms per inhabitant) compared to the North (518 kilograms per inhabitant) and the South (445 kilograms per inhabitant). At the provincial level, the regions with the highest values are Reggio Emilia, Rimini and Ravenna while the lowest are Potenza and Avellino. On the one hand it is estimated, given the increase in consumption, a positive growth in waste production on the other hand, however, an increase in separate waste collection and recycling activities is expected.
There are two major trends in the waste management sector. The first is innovation that aims to make waste management companies increasingly able to recycle material, and the second is the sectoral convergence of increasing the dialogue between industrial realities and waste management companies with the aim of targeting the circular economy.
1.2 The evolution of the global market
The global waste management market was valued at $*,***.* billion in **** and is expected to reach $*,***.* billion by ****, registering a CAGR of *.* percent from **** to ****.
The World Bank's **** What a waste *.* report highlights waste management issues on a global scale. From ocean pollution to waste-ridden poor regions, there are many problems caused ...
1.3 The Italian Market
The waste management sector is a fast-growing sector in recent years in Italy, and as we can see from the following graph, this is evidenced by the increase in turnover in the waste management sector, which increased aggregately at a CAGR of *.* percent between **** and ****. Data reported by ISTAT for the ...
1.4 Exports and Imports of Waste
Regarding the export and import of waste, in ****, *** thousand tons of municipal waste were exported and about *** thousand tons were imported
The exported waste consists of **.*% of "Waste produced by mechanical waste treatment" and **% of "Solid Secondary Fuel". On the other hand, the imported waste consists mainly of "Glass"(***). As for ...
2 Demand analysis
2.1 Types of special waste generated
As seen in section *.*, about ** million municipal wastes were generated in Italy in ****. In addition to this type of waste, about *** million special wastes were then produced in the same year.
Already between **** and **** an increase in the production of this waste had been noted, amounting to *.* percent, corresponding to about ...
2.1 An overview of municipal waste generation
As seen, municipal waste accounts for only a small share of the total waste generated in Italy in ****. Compared to ****, there was an increase in the amount produced only in northern Italy, with almost **.* million tons of waste, while there was a decrease in the Center (***) with *.* million tons.
The following ...
2.3 An overview of special waste generation
At the territorial level, the production of this type of waste is mainly concentrated in northern Italy, in fact about **.*% of the total (***).
At the regional level, it is Lombardy, with more than **.* million tons, that produces the most, about ** percent of the special waste generated in northern Italy, followed by ...
2.4 Italians and separate waste collection
Istat has investigated the habits of Italian households with reference to the ways in which they separate waste, showing that those residing in the North differentiate waste more than other parts of the country. The record belongs to households in the Northwest: glass **.* percent, aluminum containers **.* percent, plastic containers **.* percent and ...
3 Market structure
3.1 Market structure and dynamics
In Italy, the market is somewhat fragmented and far from being consolidated at the industrial level. In fact, the situation in Italy is quite different from the rest of the world. As can be seen from the two graphs shown here there is a clear difference in turnover between the large ...
3.2 Municipal Waste Management
The most common form of municipal waste management in Italy are mechanical biological treatment and landfill. However, the latter has undergone a ** percent reduction between **** and ****, with an increase in other forms of material recovery. The treatment of the organic fraction of separate waste collection (***) increased from *.* million tons to nearly ...
3.3 Special waste management in Italy
As mentioned, there are ***.* million tons of special waste managed in Italy, of which **% is non-hazardous and the remaining *.* million (***) is hazardous. There are several ways in which special waste can be managed :
R*: Main use as a fuel or other means of producing energy,R*: Solvent regeneration/recovery,R*: Recycling/recovery ...
4 Supply analysis
4.1 Expenditure on waste management
Italy's national expenditure on waste management has been calculated at *.** billion euros, a figure that has seen a percentage increase of ** percent over the past ** years. Even in **** there was an increase in spending, despite a reduction in municipal waste generated by about * million tons.
National Expenditure on Waste Management Italy, ...
5 Rules and regulations
5.1 Waste Classification
Waste is classified:
according to origin, into municipal waste and special waste; according to hazardous characteristics, into non-hazardous waste and hazardous waste.
Urban waste under Article *** ofLegislative Decree ***/****,as amended and supplemented:
household waste, including bulky waste, from premises and places used for civil habitation; non-hazardous waste from premises and places ...
5.2 National and European regulations
In Italy it is appropriate to distinguish two types of waste management : recovery operations and disposal and treatment operations. Recovery operations are the responsibility of the plants that manage the collected waste while in the second case incinerators, landfills and mechanical-biological treatment plants intervene.
Waste disposal in Italy was organically regulated ...
6 Positioning of actors
6.1 Segmentation
- Derichebourg Groupe
- Paprec Groupe
- Recylex Groupe
- Econord
- Alia Servizi Ambientali SPA
- Consorzio Nazionale Per La Raccolta Il Riciclo E Il Recupero Degli Imballaggi In Plastica (Corepla)
- Gruppo Veritas
- Azienda Milanese Servizi Ambientali SPA (AMSA)
- HERAmbiente
- Véolia Groupe
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- Quota di produzione di rifiuti e popolazione
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