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Som CREC: Today we introduce… Valoriza

Being part of the Cluster is an excellent opportunity in many respects. We joined as members with the aim of connecting with other companies, sharing experiences, fostering innovation and creating new opportunities for collaboration.

 Today we introduce… 

  • Name and role at the company
I’m Sílvia Batchelli, Manager of Treatment Plants in the Eastern Region at Valoriza Servicios Medioambientales.

  • Brief description of the company and its activity

Valoriza specialises in managing different services across the waste recycling chain, including waste collection, treatment and management. It also works with cities to provide services such as street cleaning, mobility, urban infrastructure and green space management.

With more than 15,000 employees, Valoriza operates in over 700 municipalities across Spain, Australia and Colombia, providing services to more than 12 million people.

 

  • Current challenges and needs

Our objective is to respond to society’s commitment to achieving sustainable development and mitigating the effects of climate change, by providing efficient solutions across our services and facilities while always maintaining an economic, technical and environmental balance.

Motivation for joining the cluster and desired synergies

Being part of the Cluster is an excellent opportunity in many respects. We joined as members with the aim of connecting with other companies, sharing experiences, fostering innovation and creating new opportunities for collaboration.

We hope to build synergies, promote joint projects and work together to address the present and future challenges we face.

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