Hot Mix Asphalt protects the environment by providing impermeable caps for abandoned landfills and deposits of hazardous materials.

Asphalt pavements require about 20% less energy to produce and construct than other pavements.

Asphalt is 100% reusable.

Up to 100% reclaimed asphalt is re-used in high quality asphalt.

Bituminous asphalt pavements with intrinsic visco-elastic properties can several times be re-used at the highest performance level, even in new asphalt roads having the same performance level.

Asphalt is the quiet pavement.

Recycling plays a major role in saving natural resources.

Only the necessary pavement thickness depending on traffic and the climate must be applied to get a durable, cost-effective and sustainable road.

Asphalt is used in domestic water reservoirs, fish rearing ponds, and canal liners.

Recent research in the Netherlands showed the potential of asphalt pavements to reduce rolling resistance and depending on that reducing fuel consumption

When used together with re-used asphalt, the CO_2e emissions of asphalt can be further reduced.

Asphalt is quick to pave, reducing congestions waiting time and thus fuel costs for users.

Warm Mix Asphalts that are produced and laid at reduced temperatures from 100 to 120 °C are ready-for-use within a shorter period of time.

Asphalt can be laid during off-peak periods (including night working) and still enable the road to be re-opened before the normal daytime traffic flows.

Future recyclability of asphalt reduces the CO_2e emissions considerably.

With Warm Mix Asphalt energy will be saved and CO₂ emissions will be reduced.

Asphalt surfaces can be made to be extremely quiet.

Ongoing innovations, such as warm-mix asphalt, reduce fuel consumption and emissions in the asphalt industry.

Asphalt provides solutions for Railway Tracks.

Asphalt working with the environment.

Asphalt ahead of EU recycling targets 2020.

Asphalt roads can be reused directly where they are.

Recycling of asphalt in-situ is proven technology.