See you at Ecomondo 2026

At the 29th edition of Ecomondo, the international event dedicated to the circular economy and the ecological transition, in Hall C1, Booth 500, the Herambiente Group will be present with a two-storey exhibition space covering an area of over 500 square metres, alongside its subsidiaries: Aliplast, Herambiente Servizi Industriali, Recycla, Vallortigara, TRS Ecology and SEAmbiente. In Hall C1 – Booth 502–403, ACR Reggiani will have its own space, whilst in Hall D7 – Booth 307–410, the space will be dedicated to the Sostelia Group. Together, the companies will present the Group’s integrated solutions, technologies and expertise in the service of environmental management and resource recovery.


As every year, the stand will be enhanced by the works of SCART, the Hera Group’s artistic project which, for almost thirty years, has been using recycled materials to give shape – through art – to the principles of the circular economy.
At Ecomondo 2026, SCART is presenting a completely new project: The RegenHERAtors, human figures inspired by classical statuary that depict ordinary people through everyday gestures linked to environmental protection. A project centred on a simple principle: sustainability arises from the combination between people’s responsibility and the capacity of an industrial system to transform that responsibility into value. Created by the artist Paolo Nicolai as part of the SCART workshops, with the contribution of students and collaborators from the Academies of Fine Arts in Florence, Lecce and Bari, the works are made primarily from plastic flakes, granules and filaments, marble dust and waste plaster, bound together with a water-based hydro-resin. Plastic thus becomes a sort of ‘new marble’ of the contemporary era, creating a dialogue between references to classical art and the materials and challenges of our time.


The various figures form a narrative that links people’s behaviour to the Group’s industrial supply chains. Plastic collection is continued at Aliplast’s facilities, such as the new R3GID plant in Modena dedicated to the regeneration of rigid plastics; the skateboards evoke FIB3R and the regeneration of carbon fibre; other works illustrate the recovery of organic waste and the production of compost, the remediation and regeneration of land, and the reuse of treated water.
Each figure represents a gesture. Every gesture sets a supply chain in motion. Every supply chain generates value. The RegenHERAtors thus become the symbol of a circular economy built collectively, bringing together citizens, businesses, technologies and infrastructure.


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