Colombia accelerates its energy transition as recycling redefines electrical infrastructure

TL;DR

Centelsa by Nexans recovered over 1,700 tons of industrial waste in Colombia during 2025, including copper, aluminum, and wood.
The recovered materials are intended for use in electrical and renewable energy projects, contributing to a circular economy model.
The company aims for 80% recyclability in its Colombian operations.
Materials like copper and aluminum are crucial for electrical grids and transmission systems.
Recovered wood from industrial reels has been used to build educational spaces and community centers in different regions of the country.
These initiatives aim to reduce environmental impact, conserve natural resources, and support local communities.

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