Elga Process Water focuses on sustainability

Elga Process Water, part of Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies, has hired Sofia Figueiredo as sustainability manager. Figueiredo will be responsible for driving the action plan to reduce the company’s environmental footprint and to develop technology, product and service innovations for business sustainability. She will also be responsible for developing an integrated strategy that reflects and supports the company objectives and enables Elga to help customers grow in a more sustainable way.

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