OPEN-ES CAMP: THE CRITICS’ AWARD GOES TO TERRE IN RETE, WITH SOLESI’S MIRIAM VOLANTE
At Open-es Camp, the sustainability programme of Open-es, the platform developed by the Eni group, the Critics’ Award went to Terre in Rete: a project born from the teamwork of four companies, including SOLESI, represented by Miriam Volante, Quality & Environment Manager of our HSEQ Department.
Terre in Rete is a digital platform that connects companies to encourage the reuse of materials and turn waste into new opportunities for value. The project was developed by Giulia Angeli of Micromegas Comunicazione, Miriam Volante of SOLESI S.p.A., Marica Canestrari of SO.GE.IN S.r.l. and Christian Mancini of Cianfrocca Logistics Ways.
Open-es Camp brought together companies from different sectors around a simple idea: new ideas are born from collaboration. Both award-winning projects focus on the circular economy and on making the most of resources. The Open-es Community Award went to RELINK, a marketplace that gives industrial waste a new life: congratulations to its team as well.
For a construction company like SOLESI this is not an abstract topic: materials, excavated soil and site waste are part of our everyday work, and finding ways to put them back into circulation is one of the most concrete challenges of sustainability.
We thank the Open-es team for the programme and congratulate Miriam and all the participants on their work and the ideas they shared.
