This site uses javascript, some functionality and content is not working if javascript is disabled

Sustainability

In its lifetime a typical Rockwool insulation product saves more than 100 times the energy invested in its manufacture, transport and disposal. By burning less fossil fuels for our homes and workplaces, less air pollutants such as CO2, SO2, NOx are emitted.

Climate change

Even small changes in global temperature can change living conditions.

Read more about Climate change

Energy

The world demand for energy today equals more than 9000 million tonnes oil - and it is growing!

Read more about Energy

Life cycle assessment

What's the energy balance of Rockwool insulation compared to other green technologies?

Read more about Life cycle assessment

Eutrophication

Eutrophication is an excess of nutrients which can result in extreme growth of poisonous algae.

Read more about Eutrophication

Acid rain

Acid rain can damage trees, freshwater habitats and attack the surfaces of buildings and historic monuments.

Read more about Acid rain

Smog

Volatile organic compounds emitted from exhaust pipes and chimneys form photochemical ozone also called smog.

Read more about Smog

Rockwool.com
Print Bookmark this