Industrial Solutions

Our Industrial Solutions services form a growing part of our business, concentrating on hazardous and non hazardous industrial waste treatment, primarily in Spain but also operating in countries such as Portugal, Chile, and Colombia. This division includes multiple business segments, primarily covering collection, treatment and transfer stations, oil regeneration and fuel recovery, recycling of electrical and electronic equipment, construction and demolition waste management, along with industrial final disposal facilities and mining services (Chile).

Lines of activity

Regeneration of lubricant bases

Fuel recovery

Waste collection and transport

Waste treatment and disposal

Electronic solutions

Hospital solutions

Protection solutions

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MILESTONE 2025

SPAIN

  • In Spain, operations have started at the new treatment line for separately collected biowaste in Zaragoza, which contributes to compliance with Law 7/2022, of April 8, regarding waste and contaminated soils, aimed at transitioning to a circular economy.
  • Acquisition in Spain of the Guadassuar Waste Valorization Complex (Valencia), which serves 52 municipalities of the Ribera i Valldigna Consortium and more than 350,000 people with advanced treatment technology.

 

FRANCE

  • In France, we were awarded the management and operation of the AMETYST waste treatment centre (Montpellier) with a maximum capacity of 175,000 tons of urban waste, and a planned investment of €110 million to modernise the facility, maximise the energy recovery of organic waste and reduce its environmental impact.
  • Contract awarded for the operation of the «Etoile Verte» Energy Recovery Plant in Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine (France), an installation with a treatment capacity of 630,000 t/year, generating 1,100,000 MWh of heat supplied to the urban heating network and 8,500 MWh recovered in the form of electricity.

 

POLAND

  • In Poland, the first year of operation of the Olsztyn energy recovery plant began, during which 99,900 tons of refuse-derived fuel (RDF) were processed, 212,000 MWh of heat were generated, and 63,300 MWh of electricity were exported, replacing coal-based production and avoiding approximately 150,000 t/ year of CO2.