Environment

Environmental management is a key element of CONTENUR’s sustainability strategy. The company carries out its activities with the aim of minimising the environmental impact of its operations and contributing to the development of more sustainable cities.

This approach is based on the continuous improvement of production processes and activities, the optimisation of resource use, and the incorporation of circular economy principles.

Environment

Areas of action

Our strategy is structured around a set of fundamental principles:

Circular economy

The circular economy is a strategic pillar of CONTENUR’s business model, aimed at optimising resource use, minimising waste generation and extending product life cycles. This approach is based on the reduction, reuse and recycling of materials, promoting their reintegration into the production cycle and contributing to a more efficient and sustainable use of resources.

Consumption of recycled materials (CIRCLE®)

Through its maintenance services, CONTENUR has extensive experience in preserving product value and extending their lifecycle, reusing components and contributing container materials to the CIRCLE® project when reuse is no longer possible.

Pellet Loss Prevention

The OCS programme (Operation Clean Sweep®) is an international initiative aimed at reducing the release of plastic pellets into the environment. CONTENUR is the first certified company in Europe.

Water consumption

At CONTENUR, we are aware of the critical importance of water consumption for life and ecosystems, as well as the challenges regarding its availability and quality.

CLIMATE CHANGE

Climate change is one of the greatest challenges of our time, with increasing impacts on communities, ecosystems and economies worldwide. Rising temperatures, more frequent and intense extreme weather events, and growing pressure on water resources highlight the urgency of a comprehensive and decisive response.

Climate change adaptation preparedness

Climate change adaptation is key to strengthening the resilience of our activities, infrastructure and services against physical risks arising from climate change.