Quality assurance
We monitor the quality of the drinking water we supply on a daily basis with constant sampling and analysis. We guarantee citizens safe tap water, the consumption of which helps reduce glass or plastic packaging and helps the environment.
Our commitment to community
Committed to the journey towards sustainability, we aim to optimize the use of energy in our daily commitment to water management.
CAP Group has joined the Science Based Target Initiative (SBTi) path, an initiative created as an international guide to encourage actions to combat climate change by the private sector through science-based emission reduction objectives. The initiative was born from a partnership between CDP (ex-Carbon Disclosure Project), United Nations Global Compact, WRI (World Resources Institute) and WWF and involves the creation of "Science Based Targets", i.e. objectives for reducing carbon emissions “science-based” greenhouse gases. With this indication, objectives are developed in line with the level of decarbonisation necessary to contain the increase in global temperature below 1.5°C compared to pre-industrial temperatures.
Our commitment to combating climate change is increasingly binding, we report our emissions in compliance with SBTi indications:
Scope 1: direct emissions deriving from sources attributable to company assets.
Scope 2: indirect emissions deriving from the generation of electricity, heat and steam purchased from third parties and consumed in company assets.
Scope 3: indirect emissions produced along the value chain upstream and downstream of the company's activity (for example, suppliers and customers).
Treatment is one of the key processes within water service management for a further purpose: the emission of clean energy thanks to photovoltaic panels or the production of biomethane from sludge.
Sludge destination
Depending on the size of the treatment plants, sludge can be subjected to different treatment methods and therefore have different characteristics. For these reasons, once it has left the treatment plant, it can be destined for landfills and waste-to-energy plants for the production of energy, to agriculture or to other industrial sectors.
33,761.26 t
Agriculture
25,057.57 t
Waste-to-energy
1,764.3 t
Cement works
0 t
Landfill
14,025.64 t
Fertiliser
Contacts
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