Future Cleantech Festival Preview | Building a path to net zero: our Construction Chapter Have you considered how we will build our houses and infrastructure sustainably in the future? Concrete is currently the literal building block of the modern world. However, the production of cement to make concrete contributes to around 5% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Cement-making is viewed as one of the toughest hard-to-abate sectors, since 60% of its emissions come from the core chemical process, and even the energy-related emissions (30%) are at such high temperatures (up to 1450°C) that few competitive or scalable low-carbon options exist. Beyond the technical challenges, decarbonizing cement is difficult economically and requires a systemic paradigm change in the construction industry. Join us this May 28-29 in Remscheid, Germany, for our Future Cleantech Festival, where we will look at technical approaches that use significantly less emissions-intensive materials. We will see alternatives to cement / concrete and discuss the role of carbon reduction measures and the most effective policies to facilitate the adoption of sustainable practices in the construction sector! Learn more about the festival here: https://lnkd.in/dH6f4s6D Learn more about Cement and climate change in our factsheet: https://lnkd.in/dJ8YyCbC Antoine Koen Peter Schniering Leonie Brand Francesca Brunner Martin Schifferings Magnolia Tovar Ingrid El Helou Marlène Siméon Juliane Harlfinger Marie Goss Christina Martelock UN Climate Change UNIDO ITPO Germany European Innovation Council and SMEs Executive Agency (EISMEA) International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) Mission Innovation #futurecleantechfestival #Construction #Cement
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Check out our latest opinion article by CARLOS LUIS RODRIGUEZ LOPEZ, Head of Sustainable Construction and Climate Change Area at 🇪🇸 Centro Tecnológico de la Construcción Region de Murcia. 📰 In this piece, Carlos shares valuable insights into Europe’s ongoing transition towards more environmentally-conscious #construction practices and explores in which ways the SNUG project can play a key role. 🌱 SNUG will develop sustainable-by-design thermal #insulation materials and lightweight prefab solutions rooted in #circulareconomy principles, with the goal of reducing buildings’ environmental footprint while optimising their energy performance. Read the full article 👉 https://lnkd.in/dFxAtkgd #SNUGproject #GreenConstruction #HorizonEurope #ClimateAction AIDIMME. Technology Institute, BECSA, Spain, University of Stuttgart, CHIMAR HELLAS SA, CRH, F6S Innovation, Centre for Renewable Energy Sources and Saving (CRES), Brimatech Research gGmbH, Keey Aerogel, Austrian Standards, Østfold University College (HiØ), Kastamonu Entegre, Takkenkamp Groep, Simetría Grupo, AGITEC AG, Lurtis AI
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⁉ What does BIOBUILD aim to achieve? Here are some of our key objectives working toward energy efficient buildings in Europe and beyond! 🌍 💧 Incorporate bioPCMs into solid wood and recycled wood particles and fibers 🍃 Produce three bio-binders using plant oils resins, lignin and fungal mycelia ✅ Demonstrate and validate at TRL 7 the BIOBUILD concept 🏘 Use the technologies developed to design and build four houses in Sweden and Spain ⚡ Evaluate energy-saving performance of house prototypes with integrated wallboards and parquet flooring ♻ Employ ex-ante life cycle assessment for each product and explore long-term recyclability Curious to learn more? Jump over to our About page https://bit.ly/3vEUtYN for a deeper dive into our objectives, challenges, solutions and impacts 🌿💡 #BIOBUILD #SustainableConstruction #Innovation #GreenBuilding MOGU SQIM Pervanovo Invest GREiA Research Group University of Antwerp Università degli Studi di Padova Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) Nasko Terziev Mohamed JEBRANE Renate Weiß RTDS Group ASRO - Romanian Standards Association Byggelit Sverige AB Extrahuset Universitat de Lleida Col·legi d'Arquitectes de Catalunya - COAC Zafer Ure Colin Rowland University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU) European Research Executive Agency (REA)
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This study is just an example of some of the incredible, ground-breaking work that is happening in the energy generation space. As awareness of the need for sustainable energy has grown, institutions have jumped onto the opportunity to study revolutionary ideas for how energy generation can be incorporated using daily activities. #ag-tech #agriculture-tech #architecture #bio-fuel #bio-tech #biodiversity #carboncredits #carbonemissions #carbonneutral #carbontracking #citydevelopment #cityplanning #cleantech #cleantechnology #cleanwater #climateanalysis #climatechange #commercialdevelopment #construction #coolingtechnology #desalination #electricinfrastructure #electricvehicles #energy #energyefficiency #energymodelling #energystorage #energytransmission #environment #environmentpreservation #finance #future #government #greeninfrastructure #greentech #greenhousegasemissions #heatingtechnology #industrial #industrialdevelopment #infrastructure #innovation #invest #investors #land #landuse #landfillelimination #microgrid #microhydro #microbiomes #municipality #netzero #projectmanagement #property #realestate #recycling #renewableenergy #smartcities #smartgridtechnology #smarttech #solar #state #sustainability #sustainableenergy #technology #transportationdesign #urbandevelopment #urbangreening #urbanplanning #urbanresilience #wasteelimination #waterrecycling #windpower #windturbines
From seashells to sustainable energy: Trailblazing the utilization of Anadara uropigimelana shells for sustainable biohydrogen production from leftover cooking oil
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This study is just an example of some of the incredible, ground-breaking work that is happening in the energy generation space. As awareness of the need for sustainable energy has grown, institutions have jumped onto the opportunity to study revolutionary ideas for how energy generation can be incorporated using daily activities. #ag-tech #agriculture-tech #architecture #bio-fuel #bio-tech #biodiversity #carboncredits #carbonemissions #carbonneutral #carbontracking #citydevelopment #cityplanning #cleantech #cleantechnology #cleanwater #climateanalysis #climatechange #commercialdevelopment #construction #coolingtechnology #desalination #electricinfrastructure #electricvehicles #energy #energyefficiency #energymodelling #energystorage #energytransmission #environment #environmentpreservation #finance #future #government #greeninfrastructure #greentech #greenhousegasemissions #heatingtechnology #industrial #industrialdevelopment #infrastructure #innovation #invest #investors #land #landuse #landfillelimination #microgrid #microhydro #microbiomes #municipality #netzero #projectmanagement #property #realestate #recycling #renewableenergy #smartcities #smartgridtechnology #smarttech #solar #state #sustainability #sustainableenergy #technology #transportationdesign #urbandevelopment #urbangreening #urbanplanning #urbanresilience #wasteelimination #waterrecycling #windpower #windturbines
From seashells to sustainable energy: Trailblazing the utilization of Anadara uropigimelana shells for sustainable biohydrogen production from leftover cooking oil
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Roughly one-fifth of emissions from #infrastructure and the #builtenvironment sector are from hard-to-abate materials like cement and steel. Our latest article from our international Capital Projects & Infrastructure community provides a sustainable framework infrastructure developers can apply to procure green materials for infrastructure and buildings: a critical step in reaching net zero. https://lnkd.in/eafTdm6R
Sustainable by design: A blueprint for sourcing green building materials
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Dear followers, please remember to spend 10-15 minutes on the survey below - it would be much appreciated 🙏 Invitation to Contribute to Circular Economy Survey 📢 Dear CO2NSTRUCT followers: As experts in the building and renewable sectors, we invite you to be part of a vital survey on circular economy tools and their integration into climate mitigation models. 📊 Whether you're from academia, the industrial sector, or actively use circular economy tools like LCA, LCC, Social LC, IOA, MFA, CBA, or others, we kindly ask for just 10-15 minutes of your time to participate in the survey link: https://lnkd.in/ddtP6Xsz 🌍 This questionnaire is a key component of Project CO2NSTRUCT (https://co2nstruct.dtu.dk/). Our goal is to tackle the limitations of linear climate mitigation models by exploring circular alternatives, offering greater technical detail for future tools. The focus is on six construction materials with specific attention to the building sector and offshore energy infrastructure. 🤝 Feel free to share this opportunity with colleagues who might find it relevant. For additional information, please don't hesitate to reach out. Your valuable insights will contribute to shaping a more sustainable future. 🙏 Thank you for your time and effort! 📸 Photo is downloaded from: www.europarl.europa.eu #circularconstrution #lifecycle #circularity #construction #materials #cement #glass #steel #brick #wood #insulation #valuechains #fromlineartocircular #climatemitigation #climatemitigationmodel #research #horizoneurope #carbonneutraleurope #circulareconomy #co2nstruct #ThankYou
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Invitation to Contribute to Circular Economy Survey 📢 Dear CO2NSTRUCT followers: As experts in the building and renewable sectors, we invite you to be part of a vital survey on circular economy tools and their integration into climate mitigation models. 📊 Whether you're from academia, the industrial sector, or actively use circular economy tools like LCA, LCC, Social LC, IOA, MFA, CBA, or others, we kindly ask for just 10-15 minutes of your time to participate in the survey link: https://lnkd.in/ddtP6Xsz 🌍 This questionnaire is a key component of Project CO2NSTRUCT (https://co2nstruct.dtu.dk/). Our goal is to tackle the limitations of linear climate mitigation models by exploring circular alternatives, offering greater technical detail for future tools. The focus is on six construction materials with specific attention to the building sector and offshore energy infrastructure. 🤝 Feel free to share this opportunity with colleagues who might find it relevant. For additional information, please don't hesitate to reach out. Your valuable insights will contribute to shaping a more sustainable future. 🙏 Thank you for your time and effort! #circularconstrution #lifecycle #circularity #construction #materials #cement #glass #steel #brick #wood #insulation #valuechains #fromlineartocircular #climatemitigation #climatemitigationmodel #research #horizoneurope #carbonneutraleurope #circulareconomy #co2nstruct #ThankYou
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Owning a historic building doesn't mean falling behind in terms of sustainability. On the contrary, recycling materials is highly beneficial for the environment. By integrating new technologies to reduce the consumption of natural resources, you get a building that tells the story of the past while building the future. Two concrete examples: the town hall of Halle, heated with geothermal energy, and a villa in Pompeii that generates electricity thanks to terracotta solar tiles.
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At a time when sustainability and ESG (environmental, social, and governance) concerns are prevalent, there is a crucial need to focus on a sector that accounts for 38% of all global CO₂ emissions and consumes 30% of global resources: the construction industry. In 2022, at COP27, the United Nations announced the Clean Construction Accelerator, a program with actions designed to reduce greenhouse gas production by up to 50% by 2030. A report by ARUP and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development suggests that half of building emissions come from embodied carbon, which is generated in the manufacturing and transportation of materials, not just in construction sites and buildings themselves. It is precisely in this scenario that we see an opportunity for the sector. What is the only renewable material in construction that retains carbon instead of emitting it? Wood. https://lnkd.in/gY-a-JFr
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