We’re excited to announce that we have commenced construction work on our first mini production plant in Fårevejle near Copenhagen. It is hoped that the mini plant will be fully operational by approximately the middle of 2025, and the business… Read More »EnviraBoard breaks ground on production plant
Introduction This report provides an introduction into an increasingly important input for modern construction – building boards. We focus in particular on how building boards composed of secondary paper sludge waste can act as a financially viable alternative to plasterboard,… Read More »Net Zero Construction – Building Boards
Wednesday 17th July 2024, 12.00 – 13.30hrs (UK time) TEAMS online event with live Q&A. REGISTER HERE. Agenda: Event overview We have announced our plans to bring a carbon-negative building board to the construction industry. Utilising recycled paper sludge, otherwise… Read More »Lunchtime launch: EnviraBoard, a carbon negative investment opportunity
We have now officially announced our plans to bring a carbon negative building board to the construction industry. Using our proven Danish technology (IP acquired) we utilise recycled paper sludge as the raw material for our sustainable building boards, which… Read More »Revolutionising a circular solution for building products
Over the last 15 years, Enviraboard has invested, developed, developed, prototyped, developed and market tested their carbon negative building boards. The boards are made from secondary paper waste that cannot be recycled and would normally go to landfill costing each… Read More »EnviraBoard Preps for Launch
EnviraBoard is a carbon negative, sustainable, building board which is strong, easy to work with, has strong technical performance, and is made from secondary paper waste that would otherwise end up in landfill. In line with EU legislation on waste… Read More »Funding from 4th July
We have been working with the Institute for Manufacturing which is part of the Department of Engineering at Cambridge University, who have assessed our production line lay-out, researched the UK market for feasible equipment suppliers, and sources of raw material and paper recycling facilities. As a result, we have obtained a letter… Read More »University of Cambridge IfM project progress