What does Somacyl do?

Government-backed infrastructure and environment entity managing renewable energy, water resources, forestry, and industrial development across Castilla y León. Operates biomass heating networks, manages 10,000 hectares of poplar plantations, and supplies renewable thermal energy to thousands of buildings.

Where is Somacyl located?

Somacyl is headquartered in Valladolid, Spain.

What energy sectors does Somacyl operate in?

Somacyl operates in Biomass, Energy Storage.

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Somacyl

Sociedad Pública de Infraestructura y Medio Ambiente de Castilla y León

Valladolid, Spain

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Somacyl is a government headquartered in Valladolid, Spain specializing in Biomass, Energy Storage.

Somacyl is a public entity of the Junta de Castilla y León with responsibility for financing, executing, and managing investments in water management, forest resources, biomass and renewable energy, industrial land, and public housing. The organization manages approximately 500,000 tonnes of forest biomass annually, operates sustainable heating networks supplying renewable energy to over 150 public buildings and 2,900 homes, and manages Europe's largest poplar plantation estate. The company works across water cycle management (potabilization, distribution, treatment), renewable energy promotion through biomass and heating networks, and industrial site development.

Headquarters

Valladolid, Spain

Company Type

Government