Vedia offers a revolutionary recycling platform that allows the complete infrastructure to be captured, monitored and analysed within one system. Be it vehicles, batteries, electronic devices, plastics, or any other recycling process, our platform is able to include each step within the pipeline.
CaaS Market in Brief
CaaS Market is an agile and scalable
recycling platform developed for
connecting stakeholders, boosting
volumes and automating recycling with
nation-level data collection, analysis and
exchange of recyclable items.
Customer Case: DELV
DELV – Digital End of Life Vehicles platform is owned by the Finnish Vehicle Recycling company. The DELV platform connects all official vehicle recycling operators and their ELV (End of Life Vehicle) stations together. It offers a new official digital channel for consumers to find ELV stations. For the producer responsible organisation, it provides a digital consolidation platform that offers data, statistics, reports and real time status. DELV also offers value adding services for recycling operators and ELV stations.
About CaaS Market
Vedia’s groundbreaking platform aims to connect all stakeholders involved in the vehicle recycling process in Finland. By bringing together individuals looking to dispose of their old cars, businesses engaged in scavenging and recycling, as well as relevant authorities, our platform creates an efficient and transparent ecosystem.
Publications about the platform
Finland’s car recycling system enters a new era with a digital platform (in Finnish)
In 2022, up to more than 80 000 vehicles were recycled through the Finnish Car Recycling Scheme. In addition, some of the vehicles were likely to be taken out of circulation, but they still remained on the register. The share of such vehicles is estimated to be around 30% of the annual recycling potential.
New service screens scrap cars from fields, yards, and behind barns – “Helps to eradicate so-called ‘ghost cars'” (in Finnish)
Recycling and scrapping of cars is subject to authorization. The authorities plan to step up controls as data becomes more available. Ghost cars either end up in fields, yards, on the scrapping black market, or are sold illegally abroad.
Finland’s car recycling system enters a new era with a digital platform (in Finnish)
In 2022, up to more than 80 000 vehicles were recycled through the Finnish Car Recycling Scheme. In addition, some of the vehicles were likely to be taken out of circulation, but they still remained on the register. The share of such vehicles is estimated to be around 30% of the annual recycling potential.
37 500 ghost cars a year: new service finds scrap cars from the back of a warehouse for recycling (in Finnish)
Recycling and scrapping of cars is subject to authorization. The authorities plan to step up controls as data becomes more available. Ghost cars either end up in fields, yards, on the scrapping black market, or are sold illegally abroad.