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Insulation based on mineral foam for better energy conservation
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Identification
IPSIIS develops light mineral foams: a fireproof new material for safe insulation, energy efficiency in housing, green building and industry, specially designed for protection of goods and people.
This foam is a rigid, new material with insulation and fireproofing properties, that can be used in production and construction sector alike. Manufacturing plants are implemented locally and valorise natural or recycled minerals (that count for 90% of the end product) thanks to a safe, scalable, frugal process: Mineral raw materials (natural, recovered or recycled materials) are mixed to IPSIIS adjuvants (patented food grade additive, mineral binder) and aerated: the mineral foam is applied directly on site or moulded. A drying phase at room temperature yields rigid, protective mineral foam.
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November 22, 2018
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IPSIIS
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France
Maturity stage
Prototype testing in the real world
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Discussing both business and technical opportunities with stakeholders, presenting solution to end-users.
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The environmental benefits
- •7 to 15 kWh/m2 saved at the construction phase.
- •15 times less carbon content in 1 m2 compared with other usual insulation products.
- •4MWh/m2 of energetic gain over 15 years.
- •Safe and secure: High temperature resistant, non flammable, no respirable dust, no VOCs.
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The Financial benefits
- •50% less heating and cooling costs.
- •1 year payback.
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Europe
Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Switzerland, Germany, Denmark, Spain, France, United Kingdom, Greece, Croatia, Ireland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Sweden, Slovenia, Slovakia,
Asia
China (Mainland), Hong Kong SAR, Israel, Iran, Japan, Saudi Arabia, India,
Africa
Ivory Coast, Cameroon, Algeria, Egypt, Gabon, Morocco, R̩union, Sierra Leone, Senegal, French Southern Territories, Togo, Tunisia, South Africa,
North america
Saint Barth̩lemy, Canada, Guadeloupe, Saint Lucia, Saint Martin, Martinique, Sint Maarten, United States,
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Company Profile
Headquarters
77127 Lieusaint, France
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Networking Partner
PEXE
Réseau PEXE, the French Cleantech network, is the leading network of French cleantech clusters. Its main objective is to structure and promote the cleantech industry to accelerate the development of its 5000 SMEs.
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