The Covestro polyurethane foam is the new key to innovative cities
The Covestro polyurethane foam is the new key to innovative cities
The materials maker, the company, is leading the construction of a modern building that has successfully reduced energy consumption by 75 per cent.
The new city of botany, in Westphalia, has one of the first buildings in the world to produce more energy than it USES to live.
The polyurethane foam is key to energy efficiency innovation, says Covesetro. As building the opening part of the celebration, NRW KilmaExpo senior general manager Heinrich Dornbusch to Covestro polyurethane department supervisor Joachim Wolff submitted a document to confirm the building construction covers the real state of some of the important measures in terms of climate protection.
"This futuristic building can be used as a model for the construction of commercial real estate that has not yet been introduced to energy efficiency in Germany today and around the world," Wolff said. Such a move is necessary. And it's clear that we can take steps to improve the current situation. After all, with professional refurbishment and the latest construction process, a house can be reduced by as much as 80 percent of its energy.
The aim of the initiative is to efficiently promote the energy efficiency of housing construction throughout the world of botany, to halve carbon dioxide emissions and improve people's quality of life.
In addition, an international team of experts in sustainable architecture, a team led by the company, an eco-business building project, has also expressed support for the innovation project.
According to the 2015 Techem energy service value research report, the total energy consumption of botrope heating in 2014 was about 24 percent lower than last year.
