Sacyr's Blog

Designed to activate only during extreme events, much of the infrastructure that protects cities was developed using historical hydrological records. Today, rising sea levels and increasingly frequent torrential rains are forcing a reevaluation of systems built for a climate that is no longer predictable.

We have carried out a pilot project on Line 5 of Bilbao Metro to test an additive that can cut concrete waste by 40% in tunnel construction. 

In this new installment of our “Con Acento Sacyr” section, our colleague Domingo Zarzo explains the implications of the new European Wastewater Directive for industries that emit emerging pollutants.

The AI P&IDs Project was launched to address a recurring challenge at our engineering subsidiary: extracting technical information from complex piping and instrumentation diagrams.