Low impact envelope system for efficient renovation and zero energy buildings

Developing a complete envelope system | Bio-sourced and recycled materials |Easy to install | Compatible with all buildings | Low carbon footprint | Funded by the European Union

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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25 Mar

From Lab to Building Site: How EASI ZERo Is Provin…

In this article, we interview Franziska Endres from EASI ZERo partner Sievert. She is project manager in Research & Development at Sievert, and leader of Work Package 4 in EASI ZERo: Construction products development and assembly. We hear about her experience in the EASI ZERo project, from inter…

16 Feb

Winter Workshop Brings Together European Partners …

On 4 February 2026, industry partners and researchers gathered at Leipfinger-Bader's site in Pfeffenhausen, Germany, for a collaborative winter workshop demonstrating the power of cross-project innovation in sustainable construction. Cross-Project Collaboration for Knowledge Exchange The workshop …

04 Feb

Stakeholder workshop: Exploring the future of ener…

On 28 January 2026, EASI ZERo partner Danish Technological Institute (DTI) hosted a national seminar in Aarhus, Denmark, bringing together professionals from industry and education to explore how bio-based and recycled materials can shape the next generation of energy renovation solutions. Building…

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