BSF Innovation
47% of global CO2 emission caused by building & construction
The built environment generates nearly 50% of annual global CO2 emissions. Of those total emissions, building operations are responsible for 27% annually, while building materials and construction (typically referred to as embodied carbon) are responsible for an additional 20% annually.
Green construction, process counts?
Yes. Although green construction operation process and materials simplifies on-site processing and reduce on-site CO2 emission, the process of making prefabricated modules and materials counts.
High energy usage
Green construction materials are usually recycled and fabricated with the same or a mixture of substances. The process takes up a lot of energy to reproduce and this is literally against energy saving and CO2 reduction.
High logistics cost
Fabricated materials and modules usually require large transportation which reflects high transportation cost thus larger amount of CO2 reduction.
Reliability & other emissions
Recycled products usually are with less reliability and durability, especially plastic and wood. In addition, the recycling process for plastic will usually cause toxic emission which is harmful to human and environment.
A truly green construction material is not to replace, is to integrate
The upfront technologies
Our team of experienced insect farming specialists, engineers and carbon auditor focus our development into 3 different categories
Food waste
Evaluation of various food waste and the extraction methodologies to estimate the feasibility of necessary fibre contents
Black Soldier Fly
Insect farming in order to formulate the BSF ecosystem by our insect farming specialists to ensure the target food waste are fed and consumed by BSF to pupal stage as to provide necessary contents
Formula via extraction
Our science engineers will be responsible for locking down the precise contents and ratio, which is capable for the next step of testing and sampling
Our Target
From waste to build
The magical formula to transform insect and vegetable waste into green construction materials
