AGR is the first company established in Spain and the one with the greatest capacity in the treatment and decontamination of equipment and transformers with PCBs and the only one that performs the decontamination of oils with PCBs for reuse by metal sodium.
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AGR's main activities are the management and comprehensive treatment of transformers and equipment with PCBs and/or mineral oil, the decontamination of mineral oil with up to 7,000 ppm of PCBs using metallic sodium and the management of certain hazardous and non-hazardous waste.
AGR it has the only plant in Spain to decontaminate oil with PCBs using metallic sodium.
AGR carries out the document management, the shipment of the waste, the issuance of the certificate of destruction and the sending of the required documents to the authorities involved.
AGR carries out document management, the shipment of waste in vehicles with ADR, the decontamination treatment, the issuance of the certificate of destruction and the sending of the required documents to the authorities involved.
AGR es gestor autorizado de catalizadores agotados y accionista mayoritario de la sociedad AGR CATALYSTS RECOVERY, S.A.
AGR has the Integrated Environmental Authorization number AAI-67 granted by the Government of the Principality of Asturias on April 30, 2008, extended on November 15, 2011 and modified and updated on September 1, 2015.
The entry of all equipment and transformers and the decontamination processes are subject to a rigorous analytical control carried out in our laboratory. Additionally, in accordance with the requirements of the environmental monitoring plan contained in the Integrated Environmental Authorization, the analysis of the different parameters that must be verified prior to any discharge of treated water into the treatment plant is carried out.
AGR has An Integrated Environmental Authorization (IPPC) granted by the Ministry of Development of the Principality of Asturias on April 30, 2008 and extended on November 15, 2011 and modified and updated in September 2015.
