Green fibre in asphalt production

RISE PFI • Focus areas • Fibre technology and fibre-based products • Green fibre in asphalt production

The asphalt should last longer and not have to be re-laid as often

A new cellulose fiber will be developed, together with a green binder that fits together with today’s Norwegian asphalt. The idea is that the asphalt should last longer and not have to be re-laid as often. The cellulose fiber will be made from residual raw material and will be adapted to Norwegian asphalt.

News in this project

Use of wood fibers in asphalt production will reduce CO₂ emissions

RISE PFI, Rygene – Smith &Thommesen and Veidekke have received NOK 5.4 million from the Research Council of Norway for a new innovation project...

Research partners

Rygene Smith & Thommesen AS is project owner. RISE PFI is innovation partner.

Funding

The project is partly funded by the Research Council of Norway.

The asphalt should last longer and not have to be re-laid as often

News in this project

Use of wood fibers in asphalt production will reduce CO₂ emissions

Research partners and funding:

Research partners

Funding

Project periode: 2021 – 2023