Klopman – a leading company in the production of high-performance fabrics worldwide – has announced it has reached a major milestone in its commitment to sustainability. The company states that presently, 100% of the energy used in all production processes will be obtained exclusively from hydroelectric sources.
The company reports to be carrying out LCA – Life Cycle Assessments – on all its fabrics and the introduction of this major implementation will bring a benefit between 6% and 8% in the products’ Carbon Footprint (depending on the fabric). In addition, the company has recently installed an advanced electrofiltration system in its facility, which allows the recovery of thermal energy and efficient filtration of air emissions. This innovative solution is to reduce the company’s overall emissions by approximately 8% and shows proof of the company’s dedication to minimising its environmental footprint.
With the new electrofilter, the company not only recovers thermal energy to optimise energy efficiency, but also ensures cleaner air emissions, further contributing to environmental preservation and agreeing with global efforts to combat climate change.
