Closed-Loop
Circularity
Transforming scrap into sustainable infrastructure
Steel is one of the primary materials used in building construction. Ensuring the circularity of this material could significantly reduce the environmental impact of the construction industry. Using tools like CircularPass, the loop for steel has been successfully closed, demonstrating that materials from demolished buildings in the area were repurposed to create new steel-based products used in constructing the Palma Airport terminal. This 100% closed-loop project sets a benchmark for circularity and establishes a foundation for sustainability in the construction sector.
Achieve Closed-Loop Circularity in Steel
Ensure Full Traceability Across the Steel Lifecycle
Promote Collaboration Between Recyclers and Manufacturers
Demonstrate the Environmental Benefits of Circular Construction Practices
Benefits
What Closed-Loop Circularity delivers
End-to-End Traceability
Tracking of steel across the entire lifecycle, from demolition and recycling to manufacturing, ensuring full visibility and accountability within the supply chain.
Sustainability Metrics and Environmental Impact Analysis
Enables companies to monitor the origin and movement of materials throughout their lifecycle. This ensures compliance with sustainability standards and enhances transparency in the supply chain.
Seamless Recycler-Manufacturer Integration
Facilitates direct collaboration between recyclers and manufacturers by integrating data from recycling processes into production workflows.
The Solution
Closing the loop
for recycled steel
In this case, CircularPass facilitates collaboration between Adalmo, the recycler, and Celsa, the manufacturer, to ensure that steel recovered from demolished buildings is transformed into new products.
The platform seamlessly integrates data from demolition, recycling, and manufacturing processes, effectively closing the material loop. By linking digital waste passports to product passports, CircularPass provides a transparent and verifiable chain of custody, certifying the origin and sustainability of the recycled steel.
Our Collaboration
Closing the loop
at Palma Airport
Our collaboration with the Palma Airport terminal project highlights the successful implementation of circularity in the construction steel sector. By using CircularPass, we facilitated the repurposing of steel from demolished buildings in the area to create new products for the terminal's construction. The seamless collaboration between Adalmo , the recycler, and CELSA , the manufacturer, ensured that the steel was effectively recycled and transformed into high-quality products.
CircularPass played a pivotal role by providing end-to-end traceability through digital waste and product passports, ensuring the materials’ origin and sustainability were transparent and verifiable. This 100% closed-loop project sets a new standard for sustainability in the construction industry, demonstrating that circular practices in steel are not only feasible but also environmentally advantageous.
Adalmo
RecyclerRecovering and processing steel from demolished buildings, ensuring materials can re-enter the value chain as verified recycled resources.
CELSA
Steel manufacturerTransforming recovered steel into high-quality new products used in the construction of the Palma Airport terminal.
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