Intersagunto on target

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Terminal operator Intersagunto, the multipurpose maritime terminal at the Port of Sagunto (Valencia), part of the Alonso Group, has received ISO 50001 certification for its energy-efficiency programme. The terminal has been able to reduce its energy consumption by 5% in one year, and has set a target of a further 15% reduction.

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