The British based media EU Business News has selected Miljoskarm as a winner in the category Scandinavian Business Awards 2024, “Most innovative recycled composite waste

Miljoskarm participated in the “2nd international conference on sustainable wind turbine blades” arranged by DTU Wind on 18-20 November 2024. Jakob W Nielsen presented Miljoskarm  recycling

The REWIND project will develop critical technologies for dismantling wind turbine blades and implement of new methodologies for composites repurposing and recycling to increase their

At the BladesEurope conference in Amsterdam 28-29 November 2023 organized by WindPower Monthly, Miljoskarm participated in the panel addressing the market demand for sustainable and

The recycling company Denova, located in Frederiksvaerk, Denmark, is very focused on limiting the nuisance from noise from the recycling processes best possible. When Denova

The French TV channel France24 sent a team to Denmark to find out what happens to end-of-life wind turbines. In addition to visiting wind turbine

At a ceremony in the fantastic frame of the Nobel prize museum in Stockholm Capgemini presented the winners of the Nordic Sustainability Tech Awards in

The Danish Technical University, DTU at RISØ hosted an international conference on sustainable wind turbine blades 21-23 November 2022. The over 100 participants from a

Sacyr IChallenges is the group’s Open Innovation program. With this initiative, Sacyr seeks to find partners with whom to promote solutions that improve people’s quality

Danish Sound Cluster invited Miljøskærm to present our solution for sustainable noise reduction at the seminar Sound in urban planning. The very inspiring afternoon was

Bladena is Danish company specializing in wind turbine blade construction & performance. Having completed examination and tests of discarded blade sections, Bladena contracted with Miljøskærm

The Solar Impulse Foundation is an environmental non-profit foundation founded by Bertrand Piccard and Andre Borschberg in collaboration with the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology

The organization Cleantech Scandinavia facilitated the City Climate Impact Day in Helsingborg, Sweden on 16 June 2022. Miljøskærm was invited to present our solution for

The community, PF Kongelund, in the Copenhagen area chose Miljøskærm’s sustainable solution, when required by the city administration to reduce the traffic noise for the

We have installed a new noise barrier along a busy road Sdr. Ringvej in the Copenhagen suburb Vallensbaek; – a short distance up the road

Apparently, some assume that all blades are buried in land fills – others believe that they are recycled as part of the green energy. The

As an extension of the 400 m2 noise absorbing noise barrier delivered in 2019, Miljøskærm delivered in 2020 an additional 200 m2 of noise absorbing elements in

Recycling of materials is essential for Olav de Linde, one of Denmark’s leading private real estate companies. They contacted Miljøskærm as they wanted a large

The construction company, Egen Vinding & Datter ApS (EVD), has special focus on sustainable building processes and materials and selected Miljøskærm to supply sustainable acoustic

The international news media Bloomberg Green highlights Miljøskærm’s unique recycling of wind turbine blades when focusing on the environmental issues connected to the wind energy.

It was important to the company Tican Fresh Meat that new noise barriers would be sustainable and also complement the local environment in central Thisted,

Miljøskærm recycled the fiberglass material when the municipality of Halsnæs cleaned up the nearby recreational areas collecting discarded and abandoned dinghies that had floated onto

The European branch organisation WindEurope invited Miljøskærm to present our unique recycling of discarded wind turbine blades at the conference in Bilbao, Spain in 2019.

Miljøskærm’s specially designed acoustic absorbent elements with recycled fiberglass substantially muted the noise from the activities at the recycling company GP Metal in Glostrup, Denmark

With a local rail in the back yard, residents in Bagsværd in the greater Copenhagen area were very exposed to noise from the passing trains.