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Visit from the Official College of Technical Engineers of Valencia to the Puerto de Sagunto Plant
This November, several members of the Official College of Technical Engineers of Valencia visited our Glass Recycling facilities in Puerto de Sagunto, where we manage two work lines: one for Ecovidrio and another for industrial glass. This Valencian plant processes around 48,000 tons of glass per year. The process involves producing cullet—glass free of impurities—which…
Read MoreFCC report on Aragón TV
The Aragón TV program “Objetivo” has aired a report on the recovery and reuse of industrial waste, highlighting the recycling of photovoltaic panels carried out by FCC Ámbito at its Cadrete plant (Zaragoza). This treatment line, which has achieved over 98% recycling of panels, is the only industrial line of its kind in Spain. Here’s…
Read MoreNew visit from “Río Gállego” training center
Today we warmly welcomed a group of adult students interested in learning firsthand about the glass recycling process. During the tour of our facilities, they were able to observe each stage of the recycling cycle, from the reception of materials to their transformation into cullet, the recycled glass ready to be reused. We also explained…
Read MoreIASOL human team visits our glass recycling plant
This week the employees of IASOL, a leading photovoltaic panel and park installation company in Aragon, visited us. Its services include the development of sustainable energy supply models for the industrial sector, Smart Cities and self-consumption facilities. In the glass recycling plant they have been able to verify the treatment process of the hollow and…
Read MoreFCC Ámbito participates in a technical seminar on WEEE organized by the Regional Government of Castile and León.
FCC Ámbito participated in a course in Valladolid—organized by the Regional Government of Castile and León for its technical staff—focused on the management of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) and batteries. The event, held on April 16 at the PRAE (Educational Environmental Proposals) building, addressed various innovative aspects regarding the management of this type…
Read MoreFCC Ámbito opens its end-to-end photovoltaic panel recycling plant in Cadrete (Zaragoza)
FCC Ámbito, after having received the communication of effectiveness issued by the General Directorate of Environmental Quality of the Government of Aragón, has inaugurated its new end-to-end recycling plant for photovoltaic panels. Located in Cadrete (Zaragoza), its objective is to offer the photovoltaic sector a solution for recycling its panels, both those that reach their…
Read MoreFCC group milestones achieved in 2023
In this video, FCC Servicios Medio Ambiente summarizes the most notable events that have occurred in the different divisions of the company throughout 2023. The video can be seen by clicking this link.
Read MorePanel recycling is now a reality in Spain, FCC Ámbito completes the authorisation process for Cadrete facility (Zaragoza)
Following the successful completion of the start-up tests, the Aragonese Institute for Environmental Management (Instituto Aragonés de Gestión Ambiental) has granted final authorisation to FCC Ámbito’s photovoltaic panel recycling plant. Located in Cadrete, Zaragoza, this is the first industrial photovoltaic panel recycling facility to start operating in Spain, thus offering the photovoltaic sector a solution…
Read MoreStudents from Zaragoza Dinámica visit us again
As in previous years, the Zaragoza Dinámica programme has organised a visit to FCC’s glass recycling plant in Cadrete, Zaragoza. As part of the “Environmental Management” course, the students of the Río Gállego Training Centre had the chance to observe at close quarters the whole process of reception, treatment and conditioning of the glass packaging…
Read MoreAcademic visit of the students of the Master’s Degree in Chemical Engineering
Once again this year, FCC’s glass recycling plant in Cadrete has welcomed students from the University of Zaragoza’s Master’s Degree in Chemical Engineering. The group was made up of sixteen students, who were able to see first-hand the recycling facilities for glass packaging waste from all over Aragon, managed through Ecovidrio. They were also interested…
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