At Lamberti, reducing our environmental impact is an ongoing core commitment. Decarbonisation plans, renewable energy, water savings, and advances in waste reuse and recycling are shaping a business where responsibility and innovation move together toward a more sustainable future.
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Pressing ahead with determination to reduce the environmental impact of our operations
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Planet commitment: reducing our environmental impact
Lamberti is carrying forward an unprecedented effort to reduce the environmental impact arising from its own operations
Saving every drop: Discover how Lamberti’s Viguzzolo plant in Italy achieved an extraordinary 60% water use reduction since 2019. This isn’t just a story about technology; it’s about people, culture, and the power of collaboration.
A milestone in sustainability: In Wharton County, Texas, Lamberti’s plant became the first U.S. site in the Group to earn ISO 14001 certification for Environmental Management. An inspiring story about a pioneering venture driven by a dedicated team sharing common values and a common vision.
More than a certificate: Today, we’re proud to share that our sites in Albizzate, Zanica, and Viguzzolo have officially been certified under ISO 50001 for excellence in energy management.
Towards decarbonization: The rooftop solar panels in Trissino plant are now fully operational, generating 135 MWh/year of renewable electricity. Of this, 70% is used directly on-site, while any surplus is fed into the public grid. The energy produced covers 35% of the site's total energy needs, enabling a reduction in emissions equivalent to 34 tons of CO₂ per year.
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Lamberti supports United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 13 (SDG 13) on Climate Action by advancing decarbonisation plans at key Italian plants, expanding renewable energy, enhancing transparency with Scope 3* reporting across its global footprint, and strengthening environmental certifications, underscoring its commitment to tackling climate change responsibly.
* Scope 3 emissions are all indirect greenhouse gas emissions that occur across a company’s value chain, including suppliers, business travel, waste, and product use.