Kovalska Industrial and Building Group has joined a undertaking to revive seven residential buildings in Hostomel, applied by French-based Neo-Eco, the group’s CEO Serhiy Pylypenko mentioned in an unique interview with Interfax-Ukraine.
“We’re getting into right into a partnership, which is able to actively contain the Kovalska innovation and expertise heart. Final week, very productive conferences have been held with the Neo-Eco delegation, our laboratory will quickly start to create building supplies from destroyed homes in Hostomel,” he mentioned.
Based on him, within the pilot undertaking, Kovalska acts as a expertise associate for improvement and testing, in addition to a direct producer of supplies from recycled building waste.
“The involvement of our firm as a building contractor can also be being mentioned,” Pylypenko mentioned.
He identified that the buildings that suffered from the aggression of the Russian Federation differ within the high quality of the supplies from which they have been constructed, so sorting when dismantling the ruins is a vital step. Additional, samples might be despatched to the Kovalska laboratory, on the premise of which the corporate will develop a recipe for concrete and different building supplies. It’s going to additionally conduct checks of supplies made on the premise of recycled building waste.
The CEO of the group emphasised that the course of the recycling of building supplies can also be promising by way of aspirations within the EU, the place recycling is normatively included within the manufacturing industries.
“We contemplate the primary undertaking as a check to know how recycled building supplies match into the market enterprise mannequin, wherein we will adapt European expertise for the Ukrainian market. That is necessary for a fast, rational and sustainable restoration. On the identical time, this will present financial savings, scale back the affect of restoration on the surroundings and rational use of building waste ensuing from large-scale destruction,” he mentioned.
With the participation of CFI, Agence française de développement médias, as a part of the Hub Bucharest Challenge with the help of the French Ministry of Overseas Affairs
