US EditionHow Michael Valerga Engineered His Way to the Top
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How Michael Valerga Engineered His Way to the Top
Most people don’t think about what happens to their rubbish once it leaves the bin…but Michael Valerga thinks about it a lot. As Technical Plant Engineer at SUEZ Recycling & Recovery Isle of Man, he helps power nearly 10% of the island’s electricity by turning waste into energy. No biggie. It’s exactly this kind of behind-the-scenes brilliance that saw him named in the Gef 30 Under 30 class of 2025, taking home a spot in the Innovation category,…
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