On July 13, SELFRAG officially inaugurated its first waste-to-value plant in Full-Reuenthal, Aargau. The event was attended by more than 80 guests, including Aargau Regierungsrat Dieter Egli, business partners and supporters.
Centro Uno is officially up and running. SELFRAG celebrated its inauguration last week with an event on the grounds of the plant in Full-Reuenthal. The evening marked a milestone for the company, with representatives of politics, the scientific community, and the industrial sector attending.
Aargau Regierungsrat Dieter Egli held a welcome address, praising the innovative plant. He was followed by the mayor of Full-Reuenthal Gerhard Hauser, who expressed appreciation for having such a facility in his municipality. A panel discussion then provided an opportunity for suppliers, customers, authorities, experts, and team members of SELFRAG to talk about their involvement in the project.
With our technological leadership and recovery rates, we are revolutionizing the way incineration slag is treated. We are paving the way for a more sustainable future.
A milestone for the Swiss circular economy
"We are proud to open Centro Uno," said Anton Affentranger, lead investor and chairman of the board at SELFRAG. He called it a significant milestone both for SELFRAG's history and for the circular economy in Switzerland. "With our technological leadership and recovery rates, we are revolutionizing the way incineration slag is treated. We are paving the way for a more sustainable future."
The first of many plants in Switzerland
According to Affentranger, Centro Uno is just the first step in SELFRAG's vision to establish a network of waste-to-value facilities throughout Switzerland. SELFRAG aims to bring innovative waste management solutions to more regions and contribute to a nationwide paradigm shift in resource recovery.
