The subsidiary became the first company in Latin America to receive the “CEM Energy Management Leadership Awards 2021” for the implementation of an ISO 50001 certified Energy Management System at the Lenga Plant, located in Talcahuano.

This award is granted by the Clean Energy Ministerial (CEM), a global forum that promotes and shares good practices that help accelerate the energy transition of economies. In this version, 32 case studies from 20 countries participated, with some from the United States, Dubai and Malaysia being recognized, in addition to Abastible’s initiative. The Lenga Plant implemented three solutions for resource management: the certification of an Energy Management System, the construction of a consumption monitoring platform and a savings and emissions reduction verification service using Blockchain technology.

Paula Frigerio, Abastible’s Development, Innovation and Projects Manager, said: “The work carried out shows the company’s commitment to the development of its Sustainability Policy, which promotes sustainable corporate management in various areas, one of them being energy.”