September 2020

REACH Integra, a company formed by INERCO and Feique, has provided advice on REACH and biocides for the acquisition of disinfection products during the COVID-19 pandemic from a Portuguese multinational. Specifically, REACH Integra has advised the purchasing department by providing technical answers to doubts regarding the type of products that

INERCO has advised and developed the necessary safety documentation for the prevention of serious accidents for a pyrotechnic company in Portugal. Technicians from INERCO Portugal’s Safety Area visited the facilities of this company, which has a long tradition in the world of Portuguese pyrotechnics, to update its safety documentation on

INERCO Brazil has developed a Quantitative Risk Analysis (QRA) at one of the facilities of a major petrochemical multinational in Sao Paulo. INERCO technicians have made use of this methodology to review compliance with legal regulations on the analysis of technological risks to the population. Thus, the QRA quantifies the

INERCO has carried out an ergonomic consultancy, under the concept of Human Factor Engineering, for the design of the new Control Room to be built in a refinery in Mendoza (Argentina). Specifically, INERCO’s Occupational Risk Prevention Division has studied various functional and operational improvements, during the design phase, for the

INERCO has recently held a webinar to address the new situation faced by companies and institutions regarding the implementation and execution of infrastructure projects in Latin America in times of COVID-19. During the course of this online meeting, experts from Colombia, Mexico and Peru shared the main methodological scenarios that

Professor Vicente Cortés, President and co-founder of INERCO, participated as a speaker in the masterclass  ‘Technology against climate change: capture, uses and storage of CO2‘, held on 3 September as part of the Summer Courses of the International University of Andalusia at its headquarters in La Rabida (Huelva). Throughout his

The Green C Ports project has been awarded the World Port Sustainability Award 2020 by the International Association of Ports and Harbors (IAPH), in the category of ‘Resilient Infrastructure’. This initiative, co-financed by the EU’s Connecting Europe Facility program, has been developed by a consortium made up of the Venice Port Authority, DBH, the Piraeus Port

INERCO  is about to install its continuous emission control technology in the Arauco Plant modernization and expansion project that the company Celulosa Arauco y Constitución is carrying out in Chile. Specifically, INERCO will be responsible for the design, supply and commissioning of two emission measurement systems (CEMS) for reduced total