09/01/2022 • News
Hydroservice towards sustainability with uni en iso 14001: 2015 certification
All our staff contributes to the Quality policy and to the constant control of each company process through managerial and technical actions, applied to the entire organizational and production system in a systematic, planned and documented way, aimed at achieving the following objectives:
Full customer satisfaction
Improved operational management
Reduction of environmental impacts on the entire production chain
Constant and continuous improvement of products and quality system
Reduction of waste and attention to the environment
One of the necessary steps to achieve the sustainable development goals set by the company
Adopting a certified system, constantly checked and updated, ensures the implementation of efficient and sustainable development objectives:
Control and monitoring of the environmental impact of activities, processes, products and services
Efficient, rational and conscious use of resources
Reduction of energy, resource and material waste
Reduction of waste and emissions
Compliance with environmental legislation
Facilitations in financing procedures and bureaucratic and administrative simplifications
Support in investment decisions or technological change
Creating and maintaining corporate value
Protection of corporate assets and transparency in acquisitions/mergers (risk management)
22/03/2023 • News
World water day: hydroelectric plants are the protagonists
Today, March 22, we celebrate World Water Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness of the importance of water and promoting policies for its sustainable management. On this occasion, we want to focus on one of the technologies that use water as an energy source: hydroelectric energy.
Hydroelectricity is one of the most used renewable energy sources in the world. It is based on using the force of moving water to generate electricity. This type of energy is produced using waterfalls or dams that slow down the flow of water, creating a potential kinetic energy that is converted into electricity through turbines.
One of the main reasons hydropower is so popular is its sustainability.
Unlike other sources of energy, such as oil or coal, hydropower does not emit greenhouse gases that are harmful to the environment. Furthermore, water is a renewable energy source, which means that it does not run out and is not subject to market price fluctuations.
Hydroelectric power plants can produce large amounts of energy at relatively low cost, have high energy efficiency, and unlike energy sources such as solar or wind energy, which can be affected by climate and weather conditions, hydroelectric power it can be produced continuously, which makes it particularly suitable for supplying base energy to the electricity grid.
02/05/2023 • News
Hydroservice toward green energy
Hydroservice has always been focused on energy conservation and has already chosen to make use of photovoltaic systems in the past. However, the environmental crisis has led us to be increasingly sensitive and aware of the issue of sustainability, prompting us to focus more attention on the environment and make further efforts to limit our impact.
Although our new headquarters, built in 2018, is an innovative building in terms of energy efficiency, we have decided to further invest in a sustainable project with the installation of solar photovoltaic panels that allow us to use solar energy and generate 100 percent renewable energy to reduce CO2 emissions and curb dependence on the electricity grid, also bringing a reduction in Scope 2 emissions, one of the largest contributors to greenhouse gas production.