FROM WASTE TO GREEN SOLUTIONS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

An impressive innovation from Scotland: K-Briq – a brick made from 95% recycled construction waste such as mortar, crushed stone, and gypsum – developed by Heriot-Watt University in collaboration with Kenoteq, based in Edinburgh.

👉 The standout feature: No kiln required, which helps reduce up to 95% of CO₂ emissions compared to traditional clay bricks.

🎯 This is not just a smart way to handle construction waste. It's also:

• A step toward cutting greenhouse gas emissions in construction.

• An efficient use of recycled resources.

• A move toward circular, environmentally friendly building practices.

🌍 With billions of bricks consumed annually, innovations like K-Briq hold massive potential — helping realize the Net Zero emission goal by 2050.

🌟 At adchem, we believe technological innovation is essential for sustainable construction. We are committed to continuously enhancing our technical capabilities and products to build a greener, more responsible future — together with our customers and communities.

🔗 Source: https://vnexpress.net