Projects with a positive impact
Each project driven by Simbiosy accelerates the transition towards a circular and low-carbon economy in the companies and territories where we operate.
Through collaborative methodologies, digital tools, and technical support, we transform waste into resources and generate shared value between industry, administration, and society.
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REDO – Circular Economy in Sustainable Rehabilitation and Construction Works
The REDÓ project promotes the circular economy in rehabilitation works through the recovery and reuse of construction materials, integrating deconstruction solutions, waste valorization, and social impact generation through training and inclusive employment.

Mixed Plant of Forest and Agricultural Biomass in the Terra Alta
Promote sustainable development in the Terra Alta through the profitable use of woody biomass, fostering local employment, improving logistics and forest management, and integrating agricultural biomass. The project achieved a 40% reduction in costs and generated new circular models.

Sustainability Plan for the Olympic Port of Barcelona
Development of a comprehensive sustainability plan for the Olympic Port of Barcelona, focusing on the efficient management of resources, energy transition, and decarbonization. The aim is to promote the circular economy and generate sustainable business opportunities for the Olympic Port and its entities.

BioBoost – Bioeconomy Project Accelerator
European program aimed at accelerating the development and implementation of bioeconomy projects in Catalonia, facilitating their technical, economic, and legal maturation, and reducing barriers to market entry through comprehensive support.

Vallejo-i – Industrial Symbiosis Pilot Project in Mexico City
Industrial symbiosis pilot project in the Vallejo industrial area, aimed at identifying circular business opportunities and transforming the polygon into an eco-industrial park through business collaboration.

ScrapStore 22@ – The “Waste” Store of Barcelona Companies
Design and promotion of SCRAP STORE 22@ as a “by-product and waste store” in Barcelona, connecting companies and businesses with surplus materials with schools, social entities, designers, and organizations capable of reusing them, promoting a circular economy with citizen impact.

ROMICA CIRCULAR – Industrial Symbiosis in the First Circular Industrial Park of Castilla-La Mancha
Industrial symbiosis pilot project in the Romica Industrial Park (Albacete), promoted as a demonstrative circular economy initiative in Castilla-La Mancha, aimed at identifying real opportunities for circularity and business collaboration on a territorial scale.

Circular innovation: towards a zero waste strategy in companies in Baix Llobregat
Simbiosy promoted the adoption of zero waste strategies in companies in Baix Llobregat through a circular innovation program. Personalized mentoring was offered, fostering collaboration and the implementation of innovative solutions in the circular economy, adapted to the specific needs of each company.

Potential market for by-products from agricultural cooperatives in Catalonia
Analysis of the market potential of by-products from Catalan agricultural cooperatives, promoting the circular bioeconomy. Identification of opportunities to valorize these resources, promoting sustainability and generating new innovative business models in the sector.

Communication campaign for waste collection
Simbiosy designed a comprehensive communication campaign for La Selva del Camp, Tarragona, optimizing the selective collection of waste. It included analysis, selection of effective channels, and informative materials, seeking to raise citizen awareness and encourage their participation for a more sustainable municipality.
Our impact in figures
More than a decade of experience and commitment to sustainability.
+120
implemented projects
+15
territories in which we have operated
+600
companies involved
+25
strategic industrial symbiosis plans
+200.000
tons of CO₂ avoided
Each project is an opportunity to demonstrate that the circular economy is not a theory, but a collaborative practice with real results.
