Major construction firm unveils ‘climate-improved’ concrete piles

With climate neutrality deadlines looming in the decades to come, Sweden-based construction and civil engineering company Peab announced it has developed a new “climate-improved” solution for concrete pile making.

Noting its internal expectation to reach operational climate neutrality by 2045, Peab said its latest range of ECO-Piles will be manufactured in three different variants for carbon emission savings.

“Level 1 are at least 10% [carbon emissions savings] compared to conventional concrete, between 22% and 29% in level 2 and…

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