FCC Construcción has obtained ‘Zero Waste’ certification for two of its projects, taking another step forward in its commitment to sustainability and the circular economy. This practice has been carried out both in the Los Berrocales development (located in the southeast of the Community of Madrid), one of the largest urban developments in Spain, and in the Valladolid railway project "Railroad yard". During 2023, these projects have worked to make their activity as sustainable as possible with exemplary waste management and control. In a world where natural resources are increasingly limited, the circular economy is an essential solution to ensure sustainable development. This economic model is based on the reduction, reuse and recycling of materials, thus minimising environmental impact and promoting efficiency in the use of resources.

The Zero Waste Certificate recognises organisations that manage their waste in a way that prevents it from ending up in landfills. To obtain this certificate, a construction site must recover at least 90% of the waste it generates. FCC Construcción is a pioneering company in the sector in obtaining a certificate that allows us to recycle, reuse or transform waste into new raw materials.