The improvement in
sorting quality is
within reach of bins
Inter-municipalities or communities of agglomerations, communes and metropolises with their own waste collection systems analyze their routes and set up specific awareness-raising campaigns for their constituents.
Challenges
Why improve sorting quality?
To meet the performance challenges facing local authorities, optimize waste recovery and promote the circular economy.
Rising management costs
20.6 billion euros were spent on waste management in 2019, an increase of 7% on the previous year.
*Source: Report by the French Ministry of Ecological Transition and Territorial Cohesion.
Expenditure on sorting quality
1.3 billion euros per year for poor plastic waste collection rates.
*Source: July 2023 working document from the Secrétariat général à la planification écologique.
High refusal rate
24.4% is the average refusal rate for multi-materials: collection stream comprising a mixture of all packaging and paper (excluding glass).
*Source: CITEO 2023 costs and performance report.
High incidence of sorting errors
60% of refuse bins collected over the last 6 months of 2023 in Europe contain sorting errors.
*Source: Data collected by Lixo from all sensors.
Benefits
For all
local authorities
By making the Lixo solution available to local authorities, collection teams are able to obtain unique information on the level of contamination in different communes, neighborhoods and streets.
Perfecting operations
through data mapping on the territory
changes in sorting quality
to reduce refusal rates at sorting centers.
Increased precision
raise awareness among constituents thanks to the data analyzed.
Throughout France
Our rollouts
throughout France
With over a hundred sensors already installed in France, we analyze the household waste of 6 million inhabitants to detect sorting errors.
6M
people covered by our solutions in Europe
2,1T
of waste analyzed per day
100
sensors deployed in France, Europe and North America
Feedback
How do they use Lixo on a daily basis?
Find out how waste collectors use data to improve sorting quality.
Veolia & the European Metropolis of Lille
For the past year, Veolia has been equipping more than a dozen BOMs with Lixo sensors to optimize waste management in the greater Lille area.
Discover how Lixo has supported Veolia in analyzing new types of contaminants such as nitrous oxide cylinders.
Suez improves its collection performance
Suez teams include Lixo in their responses to calls for tenders to improve sorting quality for over 70 municipalities.
Discover how Lixo has become indispensable to Suez, enabling them to optimize their waste management performance.
Veolia & Clermont Auvergne Métropole
Veolia's teams use Lixo's unique data to raise awareness among residents and professionals, while reducing the risks associated with the presence of hazardous waste.
Find out how Lixo is helping Veolia and Clermont Auvergne Métropole to reduce sorting errors through more targeted awareness campaigns.
Want to know more?
Contact us!
François Lassarat
Lixo - Sales Director
