Soltel's latest project seeks to conserve the environment through the optimization of product life cycles

C-Servees arose from an initiative by the European Commission. We are increasingly consuming more and different products, especially electrical and electronic ones. However, this increase generates an excess of waste that the planet is unable to process. Therefore,

Soltel has developed C-Servees, a project that aims to apply circular economy models by extending the life cycle of products and reducing the impact of waste on the environment.

This is not the first time Soltel has championed initiatives that promote environmental conservation. Its R&D department has four strategic lines of action: the first focuses on the circular economy, which includes C-Servees; the second is Agriculture 4.0, where they manage the ripening and irrigation of Andalusian crops such as grapes, olives, and tomatoes, both in greenhouses and large-scale plantations; the third area is climate change and the environment, with research in Colombia, where they are developing a lagoon to measure atmospheric radiation levels and other significant climatological elements; and finally, the company has a dedicated area for Digital Justice 4.0 and digital administration, which includes eLex, an evolving tool designed to expedite the justice system through the adoption of data governance, automation, and intelligent algorithms.