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Dott. Tomaso Tommasi di Vignano (Chairman of Hera Group), Ing. Roberto Barilli (General Manager of Operations General Department) and Ing. Claudio Galli (Executive Director of Herambiente) at the inauguration of the new waste-to-energy plant in Bologna
Dott. Tomaso Tommasi di Vignano (Chairman of Hera Group), Ing. Roberto Barilli (General Manager of Operations General Department) and Ing. Claudio Galli (Executive Director of Herambiente) at the inauguration of the new waste-to-energy plant in Bologna

With a comprehensive and extensive range of plants located throughout the country, the Hera Group is the undisputed market leader in Italy.
Hera Group pursues a policy of responsible management of natural resources and the use of solutions that aim to improve the environmental impact of its operations.
Hera's plants are focused on maximising the recovery of materials and energy from waste. This is achieved through innovative separate collection methods of waste at source and along the complex chain of intermediate and final treatment using various technologies developed with the objective of maximising recovery and reuse (selection, composting, waste-to-energy).
The 74 treatment plants for hazardous and non-hazardous municipal and special waste are able to properly manage the entire quantity produced and meet the growing demand for services of the local and national economy.
The plants listed below are broken down on the basis of the technology employed.

The following pages illustrate the main types of plant, broken down on the basis of the technology employed:by clicking on the technology, you can access the technical sheet of the individual plant and the relative provincial operating permits.

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Page updated 22 August 2011

 
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Hera S.p.A. Environment Division*

Coordinamento Impianti

*The Environment Division of the Hera Group merged with Herambiente on 1 July 2009