Veolia, Enagás, and Barcelona City Council have collaborated to inaugurate an innovative cold recovery solution at the Enagás LNG terminal in the Port of Barcelona. This solution, now operational, generates 131 GWh/y of sustainable, low-carbon energy, reducing carbon dioxide emissions by over 32,000 tons per year. By recovering residual cold from LNG regasification, the technology ensures local energy supply to South Barcelona and part of L'Hospitalet, benefiting major infrastructures in the area. The project, which includes a partnership with Mercabarna, aims to provide sustainable cold to food pavilions and companies in the food sector. Additionally, Veolia and Enagás plan to expand this solution to other LNG terminals globally, highlighting the potential for producing low-carbon local energy. The initiative emphasizes the importance of local supply solutions in addressing global energy challenges and promoting decarbonisation. Veolia's CEO, Estelle Brachlianoff, expressed the significance of waste heat and cold recovery in Veolia's ecological transformation strategy, emphasizing the solution's replicability and positive impact on territorial decarbonization. Enagás CEO, Arturo Gonzalo, highlighted the project's role in promoting sustainability and innovation in Barcelona, contributing to a carbon-neutral economy. Laia Bonet, First Deputy Mayor of Barcelona City Council, emphasized the project's pioneering nature, focusing on energy efficiency, decarbonisation, and public-private collaboration for resilient and sustainable cities.