- €81.1M invested in environmental management at San Roque Energy Park and Puente Mayorga Chemical Plant in 2024.
- €58.9M allocated to the energy park and €22.2M to the chemical plant.
- San Roque Energy Park recirculated 25.8% of water withdrawal in 2024.
- Puente Mayorga Chemical Plant reduced waste by 30% over three years.
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Investment Overview
Moeve invested €81.1 million in 2024 to enhance environmental management at its San Roque Energy Park and Puente Mayorga Chemical Plant. The investment focused on improving water management, boosting energy efficiency, and reducing emissions. Of the total, €58.9 million was allocated to the energy park, while €22.2 million went to the chemical plant.
Water and Waste Management
In 2024, the San Roque Energy Park recirculated 25.8% of its water withdrawal, marking a significant improvement in water management. The Puente Mayorga Chemical Plant achieved a 30% reduction in waste over a three-year period. Additionally, the energy park's water treatment plant processed effluents from the chemical plant, resulting in a 31.7% reduction in annual discharge compared to 2022.
Emissions and Energy Efficiency
Both industrial centers complied with atmospheric emissions limits, with sulfur dioxide emissions at the San Roque Energy Park reaching historically low levels. The facilities are certified under the ISO 50001 standard, promoting energy efficiency and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Efforts to minimize freshwater withdrawal and maximize waste reuse are part of Moeve's circular economy roadmap, certified by AENOR.
Certifications and Compliance
The San Roque Energy Park and Moeve Chemicals Puente Mayorga achieved a single certification for their environmental management system under the ISO 14001 standard. The EMAS Environmental Statement, a voluntary European Union regulation, was validated, demonstrating Moeve's commitment to continuous improvement in sustainability performance.
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