- Moeve reduced fresh water capture by 21% in Spain's water stress zones since 2019.
- A new goal aims for a 25% reduction by 2028, including projects in Brazil, Canada, and China.
- Moeve's water management efforts include a reuse plant in San Roque and effluent treatment improvements in La Rábida.
- The company has maintained a Leadership rating in water management for six consecutive years.
Water Reduction Achievements
Moeve has successfully reduced its fresh water capture by 21% in Spain's water stress zones, surpassing its initial target of 20% set in its Positive Motion strategy. This reduction was achieved in areas such as Palos de la Frontera, San Roque, and Tenerife, compared to 2019 levels.
Future Goals
The company has set a new target to reduce annual fresh water capture by 25% by 2028, expanding its efforts to include future projects related to green molecules and industrial centers in Brazil, Canada, and China.
Water Management Initiatives
Moeve has implemented specific investments and operational excellence initiatives to achieve these reductions. Key projects include a new water reuse plant in San Roque and improvements to the liquid effluent treatment plant in La Rábida. The company has also established a Water Management Committee to drive innovation and excellence in water management.
Recognition and Certification
In 2023, Moeve became one of the first companies to certify its Circular Economy strategy through AENOR, emphasizing water as a fundamental pillar. The company has maintained a Leadership rating in water management for six consecutive years, according to the independent agency CDP, positioning itself as a leader among 62 companies evaluated globally in the sector.
