Sacyr's Blog

As land at the surface becomes increasingly scarce, some cities are looking underground for room to grow. Beneath streets and buildings, an expanding network of infrastructure is doing far more than carrying utilities and moving people: it is becoming an integral part of urban development.

We have developed a solution that automates and optimizes the tracking of energy consumption in our projects.

On the Eresma Expressway (A-601) in Segovia, we used recycled material from the road surface that we removed to renew the wearing course. The project incorporates 30% milled material.

Our activities are carried out in natural environments where biodiversity plays a crucial role. Therefore, we are committed to protecting and preserving the ecosystems and communities with which we coexist.