Rejlers advices as the industry in Norway electrifies
The industrial sector is in transition to find new ways to contribute to increased sustainability and efficiency. In Norway, Gyproc is building the world's first carbon-free plasterboard factory. Rejlers provides advice and innovation in the project that exemplifies the electrification of the industrial sector in the country.Glava is responsible for electrifying the plasterboard factory in Fredrikstad, Norway. When the factory is completed in 2023, Gyproc will reduce annual carbon dioxide emissions by more than 23 000 tonnes, while production capacity increases by 40%. Rejlers is
Kiilto announces a strategic partnership with Betolar, a materials technology company. The exciting new agreement will pave the way to reduced carbon emissions in the construction sector.The construction industry is responsible for roughly 20 percent of global emissions; in fact, the recent IPCC report clearly states that innovation is needed if the industry is to reduce its carbon footprint. Replacing cement with a more sustainable alternative is a challenge for the entire sector. Kiilto is teaming up with Betolar, a Finland-based materials technology company, to be part of the solution.