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Artelia Ambiente, S.A. is a Spanish environmental engineering and consulting company focused on permitting, compliance, and sustainability services for industrial and infrastructure projects. Its work spans environmental impact assessments, baseline studies, monitoring, and due diligence, as well as water and wastewater management, waste and resource management, air emissions control, soil and groundwater assessment, and site remediation.
For clients in the chemical and process industries, the company supports regulatory compliance with EU and national environmental legislation, industrial site audits, HSE risk assessments, pollution prevention and control (including IPPC/IED requirements), and the planning and supervision of remediation and decommissioning activities. Artelia Ambiente, S.A. also provides advisory services related to climate and energy transition goals, ESG reporting, and the integration of environmental constraints into project design and operations.
chemXplore tracks 2 projects involving Artelia Ambiente, S.A., of which one is active.
Besides this one, the record holds 1 completed project.
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Stake in Grandpuits recycling plant transferred to full ownership; plant uses TAC™ technology under licence and recycles 15,000 t/yr.
New 15,000 t/yr advanced recycling plant now producing TACOIL from hard-to-recycle plastics, feeding petrochemical sites to make high-quality, food- and medical-grade plastics.
Continuous-flow, lower-footprint paracetamol process; 15,000 t/yr from end‑2026; backed by France 2030 with UPSA and Opella as partners.
The new unit will produce 30,000 tons of recycled plastic annually by 2026, supporting high-performance packaging. It aligns with the goal of 1 million tons of circular polymers by 2030 and maintains 250 jobs.
The Grandpuits site will convert biomass to biofuels, produce bioplastics, recycle plastic waste, and generate solar power, aiming for net-zero emissions and no layoffs by 2024.
The new unit, supported by France Relance, will produce 10,000 tonnes of paracetamol annually by 2023, using innovative, eco-friendly processes to meet growing demand and enhance EU health sovereignty.
Grandpuits will convert biomass to biofuels, produce PLA bioplastics, recycle plastic waste, and build solar plants, creating jobs and supporting carbon neutrality goals.
The Grandpuits refinery will cease crude oil refining by 2021, shifting to renewable diesel, bioplastics, plastics recycling, and solar power by 2024, creating 1,000 construction jobs and maintaining 250 positions.
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