The EASI ZERo project develops and validates an innovative building envelope component package for efficient building renovation with a low carbon footprint. Material sources are wood, used wood pieces, grown mycelium or recycled construction waste.
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The consortium behind the project brings together 16 partners who represent the whole construction industry and renovation value chain to maximize synergies and accelerate the roll-out of innovative, high efficient insulation products from materials to design and installation recommendations.
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About EASI ZERo
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 101091531.
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15 May
Valuable EU Collaboration Drives Building Material…
"Many companies are probably not aware of the opportunities available through EU-funded R&D projects" says Inger Gamme from building materials manufacturer Hunton. Heating buildings account for a significant share of climate emissions and high energy use. Therefore, the EU is investing heavily i…
28 Mar
EASI ZERo defines path to market for seven sustain…
A new report from the EASI ZERo project defines performance specifications for seven innovative bio-based building envelope materials being developed for sustainable renovations across Europe. These specifications establish the exact requirements each material must meet to deliver effective, energy-…
13 Mar
Energy renovation requires materials with a low CO…
This article is a translation of an article in the Danish newspaper Bygge- & Anlægsavisen. Find the original Danish article her Energirenovation is about more than just insulation and new windows if you truly want to reduce climate impact. By using materials with a low CO₂ footprint, both operat…
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