Comprometidos con la fabricación de los productos asfálticos con menos emisiones de carbono.
We make high-performance asphalt to reduce the carbon footprint of roadlaying by up to 70%, according to EPD's scope A1-A3.
With over 100 unique asphalt recipes, our tailored services add superior value wherever there’s an environmental challenge, creating first-class products, matched by our commitment to innovation and sustainability.
Adding an extra layer of protection for the environment with our Eco Range
As a sustainable solutions company, we are continuously looking at innovative ways to increase our recycled or naturally sustainable content as much as possible.
To improve our circular economy and help with our net zero ambitions, in addition to using local recycled steel slag, we can use bio-binders with our Eco Range. We can either add non-recyclable polymers that would otherwise go to landfill or be incinerated, releasing carbon into the atmosphere, or we can use a natural bio-binder which helps lower our carbon footprint even further.
SteelPhalt products in action
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Application opportunity
The A631 located in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, is a single carriageway that carries a high volume of traffic that leads to and from the M18.
Recommended product
10mm SteelPave was offered as the solution due to its durability, resistance to deformation, skid resistance and spray reduction properties.
Results and benefits
As the material is durable the local authority will save on future budgets. Total carbon reduced was 22 kg CO2e per tonne of asphalt.
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Application opportunity
Residential roads which generally have low traffic volume and lower speed requirements, where typically standard Asphalt Concrete mixtures to EN 13108-1 are specified.
Recommended product
Working with the local authority, SteelDense was chosen as the standard choice for their residential schemes based on durability, performance and environmental benefits.
Results and benefits
SteelDense performs to high standards, providing peace of mind that the material laid was low carbon, long lasting and benefiting the local authorities' budgets and communities.
