Waste Management

Environmental Performance

One of our priorities is to offer infrastructure and services that respond to global challenges, such as climate change, the energy crisis, and the loss of biodiversity, by offering our skills in these areas with the utmost environmental performance.

Environmental sustainability has always played a significant part for us, not only in terms of responsibility or as a way to manage certain types of risks more efficiently, but also as a source of new ideas and business models.

We are committed to sustainable development by reporting indicators like CO₂ emissions every year (see Carbon Footprint), water consumption, waste, and environmental sanctions. Furthermore, we set objectives for improving our environmental behavior, and we bolster our climate strategy by developing infrastructure and services for a “green” economy with low emissions.

Reducing the Environmental Impact

The considerable volume of earth moved for construction contracts has led us to set a reuse goal for minimizing the impacts associated with this activity.

Reusing earth at the construction site eliminates emissions that would otherwise be generated by transportation, in addition to promoting better landscape integration on-site.

We’ve set an annual target of 80% reuse of soils, as well as 70% reuse of construction and demolition waste (CDW). In 2024, Ferrovial have recovered 93% of CDW and 92% of soil was reused.

Construction and demolition waste (CDW) + non-hazardous waste

Hazardous waste

Highlighted Environmental Performances

Below, you can find the projects for which environmental actions have been or are being taken:

Consult the fact sheet

Below you will find information about the projects in which we incorporate specific environmental measures to reduce the impact of climate change.