Best production techniques
The development of Best Available Techniques (BAT) for sectors with the highest environmental impact potential regularly results in additional emission limit requirements and, from now on, material and energy efficiency requirements for industrial processes. Fulfilling those requirements is a condition required to obtain and maintain an activity licence, called Integrated Environmental Authorisation
Metal
OPTIMISATION AND ROBOTISATION TO INCREASE THE QUALITY OF STEEL SCRAP
ARCELOR MITTAL
Chemical
OPTIMISATION OF THE PRODUCTION OF HIGH PURITY Zn COMPOUNDS FROM WASTE
BOSTLAN
Electrical and electronic equipment
RECOVERING STRATEGIC METALS FROM LITHIUM-ION BATTERIES
REYDESA
Other means of transport
REDUCING THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF RAILWAY COMPONENTS
FURESA
Metal
REPAIR OF COMPONENTS BY ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING FROM POWDER STEEL
WINOA
Metal
REUSE OF FOUNDRY SANDS IN THE CORE-MANUFACTURING PROCESS
BETSAIDE
Metal
SEGREGATION OF SECONDARY ALUMINIUM ALLOY STREAMS
REYDESA
Metal
SELECTED SCRAP FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF NODULAR CAST IRON PARTS
FURESA
Machinery
SILENT BEDPLATES TO REDUCE THE SOUND PRESSURE OF BLOWING MACHINES
MAPNER
Machinery
SMART DETECTION AND REMOVAL OF PARTICULATE MATTER EMISSIONS FROM INDUSTRIAL SOURCES
TEKNIMAP
Metal
SYSTEMATIC AND INTEGRATED RECOVERY OF REFRACTORY WASTE USING THE "5R" ENVIRONMENTAL MODEL
SIDENOR
Metal
USE OF CARBON-NEUTRAL MATERIALS IN THE ELECTRIC ARC FURNACE
SIDENOR