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KOMPOBYGG-360-Circular solutions for the Composite materials in the Construction Industry

Reference number
Coordinator Stiftelsen Chalmers Industriteknik
Funding from Vinnova SEK 616 064
Project duration August 2025 - September 2026
Status Ongoing
Venture Circular and biobased economy
Call Plastic Contract for Sustainable Plastic Use

Important results from the project

Overall, the project objectives, mapping, analysis of obstacles and establishment of a contract have been achieved. However, it is clear that a more comprehensive mapping of glass fiber in composite products for use in the construction industry is needed. The mapping is the key to increased understanding of the obstacles that exist for effective material management but also for a structured approach through the value chain for reduction and increased recycling and reuse of this material group.

Expected long term effects

Kompobygg360 will contribute to increased circularity of composites in the construction sector through strengthened collaboration along the value chain and clearer common goals. In the long term, it will create better conditions for reuse and recycling, reduced landfilling and incineration, and more efficient resource use. The project has also contributed to increased knowledge, new circular business opportunities, and reduced climate impact from composite materials in the construction sector.

Approach and implementation

The project was carried out by mapping composite use, products, stakeholders, and material flows in the construction sector, based on market data, trade statistics, and complementary estimates. In parallel, a draft Plastics Contract was developed through analysis of existing initiatives, feedback from project participants, individual dialogues, and a joint workshop. The results were used to develop a draft of an agreement with common goals, commitments, and indicators for increased circularity.

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Last updated 21 September 2026

Reference number 2025-01596