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ABOUT SUSTAINABILITY

Working towards sustainability is part of our DNA at the Valencia Conference Centre, it’s not just an afterthought. This is embedded into the design of the building itself, which was developed using green architecture, and fulfils its ultimate goal, in line with our commitment to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

SDGs: SUSTAINABILITY TODAY. THE FUTURE OF THE PLANET.

As part of our commitment to sustainability, we have brought ourselves in line with the Sustainable Development Goals driven by the United Nations.

We have ramped up our work on sustainability with these objectives in mind, searching to offset or reduce the impact of our activity on the environment.

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OUR STRATEGIC LINES OF ACTION

At the Valencia Conference Centre, we work towards sustainability under two premises:

1.

By minimising the environmental impact of the building, events and the city.

2.

The team, organising companies, suppliers and event participants making a general commitment to responsible consumption.

Sustainable
architecture

SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE

Norman Foster designed our home with this architectural philosophy in mind. The building was designed to make the most of Valencia’s light and Mediterranean climate, while ensuring the protection of the urban landscape.

Position, shape and construction efocused on energy saving and sustainability.

Limestone cladding, boosting energy saving.

Analuminium-zinc roof, which improves the insulation of the building and makes the most of natural ventilation.

A Brise Soleil, which reduces the impact of increased sunlight while making the most of natural light.

Additionally, thanks to investments, the Valencia Conference Centre
saved over 1.094.000 kWh per year, reducing its CO² emissions by 831 440 kg

Controlling our carbon footprint

One of the biggest challenges for society when it comes to sustainability is decarbonising the economy. We calculate the carbon footprint of our activity to help make Valencia one of the world’s net zero tourist destinations.