NINE FINALISTS COMPETE FOR THE ECO-EFFICIENCY AWARDS

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03/08/2010

NINE FINALISTS COMPETE FOR THE ECO-EFFICIENCY AWARDS

After an initial assessment of the submissions received for the 1st Eco-Efficiency Awards, the Technical Committee, which is comprised of experts in various business areas, has chosen nine finalists. They will be analysed by a jury comprised of top executives from FCC's business areas and corporate departments, who will meet in September to select the winners.

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NINE FINALISTS COMPETE FOR THE ECO-EFFICIENCY AWARDS

The final result will be notified personally by e-mail and via the intranet. We thank you for your response and congratulate all the participants and finalists.

The finalists are:

Project: Improved lawn management for better use of irrigation water

Applicant: Nuria Caba i Calbet.

Work centre: FCC Environment - Viladecans Gardens

Project: E-tie campaign

Applicant: Juan Antonio Gonzálbez Villalba

Work centre: Aqualia – Customer Management, Levante (East Coast) Office

Project: Initiative to Improve Oil Facility Efficiency and Profitability

Applicant: Conrad Thornburgh

Work centre: FCC Environmental Plant City, Florida, USA

Project: Potabler water: Review of tank disinfection & water treatment

Applicant: Pieter de Coninck

Work centre: FCC Versia Flightcare, Belgium

Project: Use of biogas for FCC Group vehicles

Applicant: José Ortiz Muñoz

Work centre: Nile Environment (Aqualia, industrial division)

Project: Design and implementation of software which enables colleagues to carpool for commuting.

Applicant: Manuel Gobea Sanz

Work centre: Aqualia, Madrid

Project: Cycling with FCC

Applicant: Noelia Rodríguez Pascual

Work centre: FCC Co. Castrovido Dam. Burgos

Project: Electrolinera

Applicant: Álvaro González Rodríguez

Work centre: FCC Co. - Concessions

Project: Sustainable mobility at a responsible company

Applicant: Lucía Monforte Guillot

Work centre: FCC Co. - Technical Services