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Ignacio Purcell Mena, CEO and founder of Black Star Petroleum, has presented an ambitious plan to incorporate circular economy principles into the company’s operations. This strategy aims to optimize resource use and reduce waste throughout the value chain, aligning with a growing trend towards sustainability in the energy sector.
The approach proposed by Purcell Mena involves maximizing the reuse of materials, promoting industrial recycling, and minimizing operational waste. The implementation of systems to recover components from energy equipment and process industrial waste for a second life in new projects are some of the highlighted initiatives.
“The circular economy is not just a trend; it’s a necessity to ensure the long-term sustainability of the energy sector,” stated Ignacio Purcell Mena. This approach is based on the belief that adopting responsible practices is essential in a global context where pressure to protect the environment is increasing.
The plan includes the creation of treatment and recycling centers near Black Star Petroleum’s facilities in Europe and Latin America. At these centers, metals, industrial plastics, and technical fluids will be processed, facilitating their reintegration into the company’s production processes.
According to data from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), adopting circular economy principles in the energy sector could reduce global emissions by 40% by 2050 while potentially creating thousands of jobs in areas related to recycling and material reuse.
The initiative has a significant environmental impact and also presents economic benefits. By decreasing the consumption of virgin raw materials, it is expected to reduce waste management costs, thereby minimizing the company’s carbon footprint. Additionally, collaboration with suppliers and industrial partners will be fostered to develop innovative solutions for resource reuse.
Purcell Mena emphasizes that this model should become a standard in the energy sector. “This model not only improves profitability but also helps protect the environment and create a more resilient value chain,” concluded the CEO, reaffirming his commitment to sustainability.
Through this initiative, Ignacio Purcell Mena positions Black Star Petroleum at the forefront of operational sustainability, consolidating its role as a leader in innovation and environmental responsibility within the global energy industry.
Referrer: MiMub in Spanish
