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FCC, the Citizen Services Company,

provides its environmental services in

more than 5,000 municipalities scatte-

red throughout the world where serves

28 million people and collects over 12

million tons of solid waste per year.

In Spain, FCC Environment is present

in 3,300 municipalities in which more

than 8.5 million tons of urban solid

waste collected generated by a popu-

lation of over 18 million inhabitants.

In Central and Eastern Europe, FCC

is present through FCC Environment

CEE (formerly ASA) and provides ser-

vices in 600 municipalities and collects

garbage from a population of 2.5 mi-

llion inhabitants.

In the UK, where it operates under the

name of FCC Environment, is present

in 900 municipalities and provides ser-

vices for collecting solid waste to a po-

pulation of 4 million inhabitants.

In other countries where FCC Environ-

ment is present (Egypt and Portugal),

the Citizen Services company per-

forms garbage collection services in

21 municipalities, serving a total popu-

lation of 3.5 million.

Present in

more than 5,000

municipalities

ration of oil and gas, soil decontamination

and other environmental services.

Since 2010, FCC has managed Alabama’s

oil treatment plant residues, the only plant

of its kind in the Gulf of Mexico. It is located

in the area where the highest concentration

of gas oil platforms in the country at sea

exists.

In December 2014, Houston’s city council

(Texas) awarded the company the contract

for handling and final disposal of all bioso-

lids or sludge from the treatment plants in

the city and surrounding counties. The 30

million euro contract is for a period of five

years. This contract was the first one of

the Citizen Services Group in USA after the

Heritage-Crystal Clean local company sold

its business of collecting and recycling used

industrial oils, in the North-American cou-

ntry, for 70 million Euros in October 2014.