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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. signed orders expanding Gateway Business Park and creating a new special economic zone, NDC Industrial Estate, both in Cavite. Proclamation No. 669 signed on August 27 designates an additional 2,898 square meters of land to GBP in General Trias. The new area, with a project cost of P380 million, is expected to host a locator specializing in metalwork. Proclamation No. 677 signed on August 29, meanwhile, designates more than 191,000 sqm of land in Barangay Langkaan II in Dasmariñas City for NDC Industrial Estate, with an estimated project cost of P343 million. The new ecozone is already set to accommodate three companies engaged in the production of soap and other detergents, renewable energy, and the #electronics manufacturing sector. https://lnkd.in/g4i-_2Ke #economiczone

Kazántrade installs rental boilers within a matter of days. The system serves as a temporary solution during the transition from the outdated system to the development of the new system. #industrialheating #solutionselling #innovation #sustainability #rentalboiler

In the quest for sustainable construction, innovative solutions are crucial. As part of our TKF community, we are proud to see Oxara leading the charge with Oxacrete and Oxabrick, cement-free alternatives produced from construction waste. This groundbreaking approach significantly reduces environmental impact while offering comparable performance to traditional concrete. Explore their page to learn how Oxara is transforming the building industry. Gnanli Landrou, Leonie Isler #TheKlostersForum #SustainableBuilding #GreenBuilding #Innovation #CircularEconomy #Concrete #CementFree #Oxara

CREDAI MCHI & MAHAPREIT join forces to achieve net-zero emissions in construction. A step towards a greener future! #Sustainability #GreenConstruction #NetZero #CleanEnergy #CREDAIMCHI #MAHAPREIT Read More On: https://lnkd.in/eV6tj94s

At Gcolite, we’re not just creating building materials; we’re shaping a sustainable future for Nepal. Our Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (AAC) blocks are redefining construction by offering a greener, cleaner, and smarter alternative to traditional bricks. Here’s how we’re making a difference: ✅ Minimizing CO₂ Emissions: By using advanced German technology, we reduce carbon emissions significantly compared to traditional red bricks. ✅ Energy Efficiency: AAC blocks provide superior insulation, reducing energy consumption for heating and cooling buildings. ✅ Eco-Friendly Production: Manufactured with sustainable raw materials and minimal waste, ensuring harmony with the environment. ✅ Lightweight & Durable: Reducing transportation costs and structural load while maintaining exceptional strength. By choosing Gcolite AAC blocks, you’re not just building a structure—you’re contributing to Nepal’s journey toward green building practices and environmental conservation. Let’s build a better Nepal, one sustainable block at a time. 🏗️ #SustainableConstruction #GreenBuilding #GcoliteAAC #BuildBetterNepal #CO2Reduction

🌟 Exciting news from Geoclima Asia! 🌟 🔮 Prediction: The success of Geoclima Asia at Bangkok RHVAC 2024 is just the beginning of a trend towards greater focus on energy efficiency and sustainability in the HVACR industry. As more businesses and consumers gravitate towards environmentally friendly solutions, we can expect increased demand for innovative systems like the Circlemiser. 🌿 General Commentary: The impressive turnout at the event underscores the growing interest in cutting-edge technology that not only improves performance but also contributes to a greener future. Geoclima Asia's Circlemiser, with its microchannel cylindrical condensers, is a prime example of how advancements in HVACR are aligning with sustainability goals. Key Points: 1. The spotlight on the Circlemiser at Bangkok RHVAC 2024 showcases the industry's shift towards solutions that prioritize energy efficiency and sustainability. 2. The strong interest displayed by visitors reaffirms the market demand for HVACR systems that deliver both performance and environmental benefits. 3. Geoclima Asia's success at the event signals a promising future for companies investing in eco-conscious solutions that meet the evolving needs of customers and the planet. Let's stay tuned for more innovative developments in the HVACR sector as businesses continue to prioritize sustainability in their operations. Together, we can drive positive change towards a more sustainable future! 🌍💡 #HVACR #Sustainability #Innovation #GeoclimaAsia #BangkokRHVAC2024

Sustainable stainless Steel production in MV - Reality or Fiction?  We congratulate Outokumpu on their site decision and are proud that we can accompany Europe's leading producer of stainless steel on the path to a climate-neutral future. Outokumpu, the global frontrunner in sustainable stainless steel production, is taking brave steps to further minimize its climate impact. As part of its ongoing commitment to reduce emissions across its value chain, the company is embarking on a transformative €40 million investment to establish a state-of-the-art biocarbon production plant in Germany. This initiative marks a significant milestone in Outokumpu’s mission to replace fossil raw materials with environmentally friendly alternatives. The new biocarbon facility will find its home in Sassnitz, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, leveraging the strategic location and infrastructure of Mukran Port. With its exceptional logistics network connecting Finland and Central Europe, Sassnitz offers an ideal setting for this innovative project. The site will utilize waste wood as raw material, with an annual production capacity of 15,000 tonnes of biocarbon. Operations are set to commence in the first half of 2026. The biocarbon produced here will play a critical role in Outokumpu’s operations, serving as feedstock for biocoke at its pelletizing plant in Tornio, Finland. This biocoke will be instrumental in ferrochrome production, further reducing the company’s direct emissions and paving the way for greener industrial processes. With the lowest carbon footprint in the stainless steel industry, Outokumpu continues to innovate and explore emerging technologies such as biocoke and carbon capture to enhance its sustainability efforts. "Investing in biocarbon represents not just a technological advancement, but a statement of our commitment to the environment and sustainable industry," says Stefan Erdmann, Chief Technology Officer at Outokumpu. "This facility is a tangible step toward achieving our ambitious climate goals, while also setting a benchmark for the industry." Why MV?  The decision to establish the plant in Sassnitz highlights Mecklenburg-Vorpommern’s growing importance as a hub for sustainable industrial innovation. With its robust infrastructure and forward-thinking policies, the state is becoming a beacon for projects that combine economic growth with environmental responsibility. Foto: Fährhafen Sassnitz #InvestinMV #TeamMV #Sassnitz #Outokumpu #MukranPort

“Spain leads the way towards sustainable construction. 🌱   The #construction sector has a great impact worldwide due to the direct consumption of natural resources for the manufacture of materials and the generation of waste. In Spain, #construction waste represents more than 30% of the national total, with a recovery rate of 48%.   To address this challenge, an alliance of several companies has launched the pilot project “𝗣𝗮𝗽𝗲𝗿 𝗦𝗮𝗰𝗸𝘀 𝗚𝗼 𝗖𝗶𝗿𝗰𝘂𝗹𝗮𝗿”, aimed at recovering and recycling #paper sacks used in construction sites.   ➡ ENVALORA, NEINOR HOMES, OHLA Group, Grupo Arpada, MACOTRAN SL, RCD Asociación, S. Solís, S.A., Uder, ALIER, Mondi Group, Saint-Gobain Spain and CoCircular.   With the financial support of Eurosac and CEPI Eurokraft, this alliance seeks to transform the pilot project into a system implemented at national level, and in the following in other European countries, as well. ♻   Join our webinar on June 27 at 10:00 a.m. (in Spanish) to learn more about this innovative initiative and join the change towards a more sustainable model.” Register here: ➡https://lnkd.in/dznTxffG

📣We are pleased to welcome GIND into our Circular Business Association Approved Community!! 🎉 GIND is a developer and manufacturer of building materials for urban pavements and roads. Hailing from Norway, GIND brings high quality, breathable, durable, bio-based and carbon negative joint fillers for urban spaces and roads. This help prepare cities for warmer, stormier and wetter weather and improve the quality of urban life. From development, production and consulting, GIND provides innovative solutions to their customers. https://www.gind.no/ We are excited for this technology because its circular driven production and the impact it could create. 💦 Instead of urban surfaces where wash-off and potholes are common... 🌊 Instead of hard surfaces that worsen flash floods and city heat islands... We are excited that this technology can allow the city to sweat and cool down while also having high performance and safe surfaces for its inhabitants. Not to mention opening more opportunities for cities to store more carbon away We look forward to drive more positive impacts more together!!🚀🔥💪 #circulareconomy #urbanwatercycles #urbansurfaces #biobitumen Siri G. Grønli Ørnulf Falck Nordbø

In 2019, the Kayunga-Nabuganyi road underwent a significant transformation. Prior to the upgrade, the route consisted of unpaved surfaces that posed connectivity challenges and hindered socio-economic activity. To address these issues, a cost-effective and innovative solution was implemented: Probase technology, specifically designed for stabilizing soil on medium traffic roads. This technology not only delivers affordability but also ensures long-lasting durability – a key aspect of sustainable road development. The impact of the upgrade has been undeniable. Traffic volume has surged, with a 56% increase in ESALs (Equivalent Single Axle Load) measured by recent traffic count studies. This translates to a rise in MESAs (Multiple Equivalent Single Axle) from 0.12 in the base year to 0.22 by 2024, signifying a clear increase in road usage. By transforming the Kayunga-Nabuganyi route from unpaved limitations to a paved thoroughfare, this project serves as a model for sustainable road development – one that promotes connectivity, economic activity, and endures for the long term.