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Sign upA bio-based insulation batt with a negative carbon footprint made from grass
A bio-based insulation batt with a negative carbon footprint made from grass
The primary component of the Gramitherm® insulation panel is grass, an element naturally abundant all over the world, with a short reconstitution cycle time. With an estimated lifetime of at least 50 years, Gramitherm® is easily and fully recyclable afterward. To source its panels' raw material, the solution's owner plans on primarily integrating local ecosystems, transforming grass from waste to useful product to build efficient buildings and homes.
Gramitherm Europe SA
Gramitherm is an insulation panel made from natural grass with a negative carbon footprint.
CleantechAlps
As an expert for the innovation scene in energy and environmental technologies, CleantechAlps (Sion, Switzerland) is a hub for the cleantech ecosystem, connecting its stakeholders with relevant partners.
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