The week of 30 May to 5 June has taken place the EU Green Week, one of the biggest European events on the environment, which brings together important personalities to discuss European environmental policy.

This year’s edition was focused on the European Green Pact and what are the strategies for sustainable and transformative growth of companies, paying special attention to the circular economy, zero pollution and biodiversity.

Miranda de Ebro has been one of the two Spanish cities selected by the European Commission to host a business event focused on environmental issues because it has 15 business projects related to the Green Economy.

ALUCOIL participated in the event, represented by its General Manager, Belén Martín, who in her speech presented the many and diverse advantages of aluminium, the company’s raison d’être. She highlighted the magnificent recyclability properties of this material, demonstrating that aluminium is the perfect example of circular economy, sustainability and green future. She also pointed out the strict Quality and Environmental Management policies to which the company is subject, and thanks to which its products are internationally certified.

In her presentation, Belén Martín also presented to the attendees the Sunthalpy house, the first house in the world disconnected from the electricity grid for more than a year and 100% self-sufficient, whose air conditioning system is made with larcore® panels and covered with larson® panels manufactured by ALUCOIL.

ALUCOIL has a clear objective in the short, medium and long term: to take better and better care of people and the environment, offering advanced solutions in aluminium.

On the 24th of May the students of FP of Mechanics of the IES Pirineos de Jaca, together with their teacher, visited the facilities of IBERFOIL. These facilities are located in Sabiñánigo (Huesca), and it is the only factory in Spain specialised in aluminium thin sheet rolling between 6mm and 6 microns.

The students were very interested throughout the visit and were able to see first-hand the inside of the factory, and what the reality of working in the world of aluminium is like. They were able to see IBERFOIL‘s rolling, cutting, separating, annealing and packaging processes, what their uses are and how they prepare the material to finally send it to their customers.

The IBERFOIL technicians who accompanied them during the visit informed them about the mechanics used in the factory, such as pneumatics, hydraulics and high-tech automatisms. They were also able to see the new Edelweiss Rolling Mill and the new Tension Leveller in full operation. The technicians also told them about the new IBERFOIL Integra project and informed them about the vital importance of recycling, the circular economy and IBERFOIL‘s commitment to a sustainable future.

This visit was the perfect way for the students to get in touch with the industrial reality and to be able to bet on a job that is based on aluminium’s world. In IBERFOIL, they will find a future in line with their qualities and will be able to develop their professional value.

This action brings together specialised students and the labour needs of the factory, leader in the aluminium rolling sector.

IBERFOIL, committed to quality education (SDG 4) and decent work (SDG 8).

ALUCOIL has participated in collaboration with SPANS BUILDING TECH, SANILUX and SUNTHALPY in the 5th Edition of REBUILD, the National Congress of Architecture 4.0 focused on the digitization and industrialization of the construction sector through environmentally friendly solutions.

This year, the Congress, has broken attendance record with more than 17,000 participants who have been able to see first-hand the most innovative and sustainable solutions that ALUCOIL exposed and, also, have been able to attend to many conferences such as the interesting talk on the new relationship between automotive, housing and electrical industry in which participated the President of ALIBERICO, Clemente González Soler.

The Manager of SPANS BUILDING TECH, Gleb Y. Blanco, gave a conference where he explained how the latest generation of industrialized facades are and all the present and future advantages for the construction industry, such as the reduction in execution times, overall costs and generating 0 waste on site.

Omar Suárez, General Manager of SUNTHALPY , participated in a colloquium where they talked about what will be the future of society towards zero demand and zero consumption, to achieve self-sufficiency in our homes and not depend on non-renewable energy sources.

For his part, Miguel Zandio, President of Grupo Premo and his team presented at the ALUCOILstand the unique and state-of-the-art characteristics of the materials they use in their modular sanitary facilities, such as the SANILUX hybrid operating rooms.

With a strong leadership in the building sector, ALUCOIL makes clear its strong commitment to the most sustainable and innovative materials for the present and the future.

Alucoil’s collaboration with Spans Building Tech and Sunthalpy results in a comprehensive solution that provides speed of execution, cost savings and is 100% sustainable.

Madrid, April 26th – Alucoil, a multinational company belonging to the Grupo Alibérico and specialized in the manufacture of advanced building materials, presents in Madrid, within the framework of the Rebuild fair, the most innovative and sustainable industrialized construction technologies on the market, as a result of the collaboration that the company maintains with three other Spanish firms specialized in advanced building solutions.

Alucoil, present in the most singular works in more than 90 countries in the five continents, will attend the Rebuild fair, open during April 26th, 27th and 28th, with its own stand, located in Hall 10 – D419.

Alucoil has this year the collaboration of three other companies that have pooled all their proprietary technologies. They are  Spans Building Tech, manufacturer of industrialized modular facades, with an innovative system that drastically reduces installation times and waste on site; Sunthalpy, engineering company that created the low enthalpy energy management technology used to build the world’s first 100% off-grid solar building in the Atlantic climate; and Sanilux, manufacturer of modular sanitary installations presents in the most cutting-edge hospitals and clinics.

Visitors will be able to learn about these new solutions and see in situ the first industrial low enthalpy facade module measuring 3×3 meters, which is part of the structure of the stand itself.

The module features high-performance façade cladding, in terms of rigidity and lightness, manufactured by Alucoil; a modular structure system developed by Spans Building Tech  and the Sunthalpy system, which implements its low-enthalpy concept on this structure by transforming its exterior finish into active elements that supply the building with electrical energy.

Alucoil‘s collaboration with Spans Building Tech and Sunthalpy results in a comprehensive solution that solves the current challenges of construction by providing a unique system under the pillars of speed of execution, cost savings and a 100% sustainable solution.

Pour les amateurs de café, l’une des choses les plus agréables est de pouvoir déguster un délicieux café dès le matin, de le savourer après un repas entre amis ou en famille ou pendant une réunion ou un rendez-vous important.

Il existe une grande variété de saveurs et de textures qui parcourent le monde et qui, selon chaque région, lui donnent un goût unique. Afin de conserver le café moulu dans des conditions optimales et de garantir que lorsque vous le buvez, il est « fraîchement moulu », il est nécessaire qu’il soit dans un récipient en aluminium, car c’est le matériau qui conserve le mieux les aliments et n’altère pas leur saveur.

C’est pourquoi ALUCOAT s’efforce d’offrir un produit haut de gamme et de grande qualité à l’un des segments les plus exigeants du marché. L’aluminium laqué ALUCOAT pour les capsules de café constitue une barrière de protection totale, préservant 100% de ses propriétés et maintenant sa fraîcheur jusqu’à sa consommation finale. En outre, l’utilisation d’un alliage d’aluminium spécialement conçu pour cet usage, ainsi que la large gamme de couleurs personnalisables proposées par l’entreprise, permettent à ses clients de créer des designs innovants et leur permettent de produire des capsules de café ayant leur propre personnalité, ce qui les aide à se différencier de leurs concurrents.

De plus, les capsules en aluminium sont recyclables à l’infini et à 100 %, ce qui contribue à réduire l’empreinte carbone, les émissions mondiales et à favoriser l’économie circulaire (ODD 13), ce qui en fait l’emballage parfait pour protéger un produit exclusif et se soucier de l’environnement et d’un avenir durable.

ALUCOAT, la création de solutions intelligentes, sur mesure et durables.