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The development of Invie is partly made possible by a grant from the European Commission from the LIFE programme.
At the end of March, plant manager Henri Feijen called the first trial pour of a staircase at ‘his’ Steenhuis a milestone.
We recently conducted a so-called melting campaign at our production facility in Weisweiler (near Aachen).
Lodewikus BetonTrial dump(s) at Lodewikus Lodewikus allowed us to fill the mixer once daily for 5 weeks. This yielded 2.5 m3 of concrete slurry each time.
In recent years, we have been able to test Invie on a project basis within the production environments of De Hamer, Romein, De Meteoor and Kemper. At...
BTE Group Managing Director Bart van Melick believes that streams of residues should no longer be seen as waste, but as new raw materials. 'The...
The development of Invie (a sustainable alternative for the precast concrete industry) involves informing the target group and other involved and/or...
Developments are in full swing. Recently, we have invested heavily in Invie; the new technology of an alternative binder based on residual and waste...
