Access to new raw material streams – use of recyclable insulation materials
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Insulation materials play an important
Insulation materials play an important role in achieving climate targets. Their use for building insulation reduces energy consumption and thus saves heating costs and CO2 emissions over a period of at least 50 years. Keeping raw materials in the loop and reducing the use of fossil raw materials are overarching goals of BASF towards a circular economy.
This also applies to products in the construction sector such as Neopor®, so-called EPS, and Styrodur®. Together with our partner Bachl, we have succeeded in using regranulated EPS, which was produced from protective packaging, as a Neopor® raw material which was used to produce new Neopor® insulation panels.
In addition, we have launched the digital platform mcyclo, which can be used to efficiently organize the collection of Styrodur® off-cuts from the construction site. These off-cuts can then be processed into new insulation materials. This contributes to the reduction of waste and reduces the consumption of valuable fossil resources.
Interested to see how we intend to recycle more plastics? Visit https://plasticsjourney.basf.com
This also applies to products in the construction sector such as Neopor®, so-called EPS, and Styrodur®. Together with our partner Bachl, we have succeeded in using regranulated EPS, which was produced from protective packaging, as a Neopor® raw material which was used to produce new Neopor® insulation panels.
In addition, we have launched the digital platform mcyclo, which can be used to efficiently organize the collection of Styrodur® off-cuts from the construction site. These off-cuts can then be processed into new insulation materials. This contributes to the reduction of waste and reduces the consumption of valuable fossil resources.
Interested to see how we intend to recycle more plastics? Visit https://plasticsjourney.basf.com
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