TIMAC AGRO conducts regular audits as the basis

for maximising the energy performance of its granulation

plants The performance enhancement process combines

technical analysis with shopf loor initiatives to help local

teams gain a better understanding of f lows and losses

Each key stage from granulation to screening grinding

drying and cooling is covered in detail to identify

opportunities for improvement The process has

led to major investments including the installation

of a new generation steam boiler at Charleroi in Belgium

and insulation of the G1 dryer at Pischelsdorf in Austria

reducing its annual energy consumption by 1 500 MWh

and its CO emissions by 360 tonnes

E N E R G Y E F F I C I E N C Y

GAINS AT OUR

GRANULATION PLANTS

The Serbian waste management system operator Ekostar Pak has awarded

Phosphea a certif icate recognising its contribution to reducing CO ₂ emissions

through its commitment to responsible recycling and reuse of packaging materials .

The award highlights the Phosphea commitment to consolidating its status

as a responsible company which promotes its sustainable credentials and image

to its partners and customers .

PAC K AG I N G

COMMITMENT RECOGNISED

In 2025 the Group expanded the scope of

the property damage inspections traditionally

conducted by insurer loss prevention engineers

to include environmental damage The challenge

now is to adapt our working practices

in response to the accelerating pace

of climate change and regulatory changes

More widely this new approach helps

to consolidate internal benchmarks and

supports the risk prevention and resilience aims

of the Group CSR strategy

T I G H T E R R I S K

A S S E S S M E N T

IN RESPONSE TO CLIMATE CHANGE

TEN YEARS OF EFFORT

to reduce Terresis

sulphur emissions

The f lue gas desulphurisation project introduced by Terresis at its Zubiri plant

in Spain is designed to reduce sulphur emissions by up to 70 % . The process

uses rotary kiln dust to produce magnesium sulphate , which is then converted

into recoverable Epsom salts .

Launched in 2015 with European Union support , it began as an industrial pilot

project , and has been developed over the following decade thanks to effective

coordination between the technical , legal , marketing and environment teams .

It highlights the determination of Terresis to reduce its environmental footprint

by moving towards reducing its carbon intensity .

P ROJ EC T F O C U S