Four industrial companies analyze their environmental footprint in the AZTARNA project

The initiative, promoted by Iraurgi Berritzen, aims to strengthen sustainability and competitiveness in the region.

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Iraurgi Berritzen (Agencia de Desarrollo del Urola Medio)

Iraurgi Berritzen has concluded the AZTARNA project in Azpeitia, where four industrial companies from Urola Medio analyzed their environmental footprint and shared strategies for improvement.

Within the IkasEkin process promoted by Iraurgi Berritzen, four industrial companies from the region have undertaken work to analyze their environmental footprint, identify improvement opportunities, and advance in sustainability. The AZTARNA initiative aims to enhance energy efficiency, reduce carbon emissions, and promote ecological transition.
The companies participating in the process are Alberdi Mekanizatu Lanak, S.L., Bernardo Ecenarro, S.A. (BESA), Calderería Pako S.L. (Caldereria CPK), and Intza S.A. Throughout the project, these companies focused on data collection, calculating their environmental footprint using IHOBE's Climate and Circularity Calculator, and identifying improvement measures to develop tailored roadmaps.
The final session of the project, held on November 13th at the Basazabal Palace in Azpeitia, was dedicated to sharing the main outcomes. The participating companies presented their experiences, outlining the challenges faced, lessons learned, results achieved, and future steps. The event also fostered experience exchange and the sharing of best practices among the companies.
AZTARNA is an initiative financed by the Gipuzkoa Provincial Council and promoted by Iraurgi Berritzen, with the goal of strengthening the sustainability and competitiveness of the region's industrial sector. Iraurgi Berritzen extends its gratitude to the four companies for their participation, involvement, and trust throughout the entire process.
Based on information from the official source: Iraurgi Berritzen (Agencia de Desarrollo del Urola Medio) (13/11/2026)