Reduce Scope 1 and 2 GHG emissions from DuPont Performance Building Solutions and Corian® Design operations by 75% from a 2019 baseline.
With buildings responsible for nearly 40% of global GHG emission, it is up to us to bend the curve. To prevent global temperatures from rising beyond 1.5°C, we must reduce global emissions by half by 2030. If we take action now we can realize our shared vision of a home with a safe, sustainable environment – now and for generations to come.
GLOBAL SHARE OF BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONAL AND PROCESS CO2 EMISSIONS, 2021
The Styrofoam™ Brand ST-100 Insulation has achieved a 94% reduction in embodied carbon, driving energy efficiency and a lower overall impact on the environment.
“This is an exemplary accomplishment for DuPont and reinforces their commitment to low carbon innovation. DuPont has been able to decarbonize the Styrofoam™ Brand and that is exactly what the building industry wants out of every building product manufacturer.”
William Paddock – Managing Director, WAP Sustainability Past Chair of the Materials and Resources (MR) TAG for the U.S. Green Building Council
A high performing insulation, Froth-Pak™ Foam Insulation & Sealant drives energy efficiency and overall impact on the environment, plus:
• Offers 99% reduction in Global Warming Potential (GWP)
• Improves energy efficiency
• Reduced carbon footprint
“Froth-Pak™ is one of those behind-the-scenes products that homeowners may not purchase directly, but that still can be used in their home. And homeowners can certainly ask for it by name. Because the products used in your home become part of your home.”
Nick Bramwell<br> The Home Depot, Insulation Merchant
2023 Styrofoam™ Brand XPS insulation
2023 DuPont™ Styrofoam™
Brand Plazamate™ XR
Extruded Polystyrene Foam
Passive House building standards require advanced energy efficiency measures that benefit the building owner and occupants through passive design and high-performance construction methods
ArmorWall™ Plus Fire-Rated Structural Insulated Sheathing expands our portfolio of solutions that can help achieve Passive House Requirements using zero-carbon building methods. This five-in-one solution was installed at the first ground-up mass timber Passive House project in Boston, MA located at 11 E Lenox Multifamily Building. The building is pre-certified and projected to use 81% less energy than a baseline building.
Let’s engage in the sustainability conversation together