Sustainable mobility
Mobility is a fundamental aspect to cover the basic needs of modern society. Without mobility systems, communities would be unable to develop or to function or grow adequately, but it is increasingly obvious that catering to the world’s growing demands for mobility is not possible by simply extending the existing transport models.
Mobility systems and transport infrastructures need to be more efficient, accessible and fair, reducing their impact on the environment and positively contributing to society whilst at the same time providing quality services in line with the needs of users. At Globalvia, we have the aim of improving the quality of life in the regions where we operate, providing efficient, innovative mobility services that contribute to speeding up the transition towards more sustainable, circular development models.
sustainable mobility

Sustainable, circular mobility initiatives

Mobility is essential for the economic and social development of communities. At Globalvia, we work to promote mobility infrastructure and services that contribute to improving connectivity and quality of life, while also fostering a more efficient and responsible use of resources.

Our approach combines sustainability, innovation, and technology to develop solutions that enable progress toward safer, more efficient, and environmentally friendly mobility models. Through the continuous improvement of our operations and the incorporation of new tools and processes, we contribute to creating infrastructure prepared to meet future mobility challenges.

We also promote practices that encourage resource efficiency, reduce environmental impacts, and develop more sustainable and resilient infrastructure, generating long-term value for people, communities, and the environment in which we operate.

Infrastructure for energy efficiency

At Globalvia, we are driving initiatives aimed at improving the energy efficiency of our infrastructure and accelerating the transition to more sustainable mobility. Through fleet electrification, the development of charging infrastructure, the implementation of renewable energy sources, and the incorporation of more efficient technologies, we are working to reduce the environmental impact associated with our operations.

This commitment is being realized through projects developed in various countries where we operate. In Costa Rica, Ruta 27 is home to the first Multiple Fast Charging Center for electric vehicles in Central America and continues to advance in the electrification of its fleet and the integration of solar energy into its infrastructure.

In Spain, Metro de Sevilla generates some of the energy it consumes through its solar park, while in Colombia, Ruta Portuaria has launched new photovoltaic installations designed to power its toll plazas with clean energy. Meanwhile, our highways in Portugal are progressing with the gradual electrification of patrol and roadside assistance vehicles, as well as the adoption of energy efficiency measures in their operations.