Ecoparks

Disposal of solid waste

A new future for waste!

Our renewables platform guarantees the transformation of thousands of tons of waste into new products. All of this takes place at our Ecoparks spread across Brazil.

There, garbage – which is seen as a problem for society, becomes synonymous with a greener future for the next generations.

The appreciation of this raw material, therefore, has a fundamental role in the route to a more circular and sustainable economy.

Biomethane is clean energy!

We have biogas capture and utilization systems in all our Ecoparks that transform it into biomethane, a renewable raw material that can replace fossil fuels.

Our potential biomethane generation capacity is 2 million m³/day, enough to supply 10% of the national bus fleet, which transports 5.8 million people per day.

Water for reuse: circular economy and environmental protection!

Through the waste recovery process, we treat leachate, a highly polluting liquid that poses risks to people’s health and the environment.

With investments in international technology, we carry out the Reverse Osmosis process, which allows the leachate to be transformed into water for reuse, used at our ecoparks.

Generation of Carbon Credits from Waste

By managing the waste discarded daily by more than 40 million Brazilians and preventing methane emissions into the atmosphere, we can generate 4 million tons of carbon credits per year in our Ecoparks.

This number is equivalent to planting approximately 400 million trees per year or removing about 2 million cars from the streets per year.

In this way, we help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and, consequently, mitigate the effects of global warming.

Click here to access Carbon Credits.

Waste is transformed into:

Credits Carbon Generation of Carbon Credits by avoiding the emission of Methane Gas into the atmosphere.
BiogasCapture and use of Biogas in all Ecoparks.
Biomethane Biomethane Generation from Biogas Purification.
Power renewable Generation of Renewable Energy from Biogas and Biomethane.
Recycled Material Sorting and reuse of recyclable materials.
Refuse Derived Fuel Generation of Refuse Derived Fuel.
Organic Fertilizers Waste composting for the production of organomineral fertilizer.
Coprocessing Receipt of materials for coprocessing.
Reverse Manufacturing Mischaracterization of materials for reinsertion in the production chain.