Low carbon and circular economy

We are working to convert our industrial complexes into circular multi-energy hubs, modifying processes to produce low-carbon products.

We convert waste raw materials into value-added products that we can use in our industrial complexes, such as biogas or biomethane.

We focus on recyclable materials and recycled raw materials that result in more efficient and sustainable high-quality products.

We design recyclable materials, which also incorporate part of the recycled product in their composition, and will be reused to give them a second life.

We analyze technologies to convert different types of waste, such as municipal solid waste, plastics, or biomass into advanced biofuels and circular materials.

We use enzymes and microorganisms to develop new materials and processes applicable to the energy industry, such as chemical products or renewable fuels.

We use waste heat recovery techniques derived from the high temperatures reached in industrial processes to reuse them and thus reduce energy costs.

We investigate this renewable and inexhaustible energy, which is obtained by harnessing the heat of the Earth's interior, stored in rocks, soils, and groundwater.