Our vision
Our vision is to CREATE the first ever ZERO EMISSION recycled cement
For far too long, the world has turned a blind eye to waste issues, overlooking one of the most pressing environmental challenges of our time.
Burying waste in the very soil that should sustain future generations is certainly NOT a solution either.
While reducing our reliance on raw materials is important, it is not enough. The time has come to embrace circular solutions that address waste sustainably and responsibly.
It's time to look toward circular solutions
Trinity Synergies is on a mission to revolutionize the industry by converting environmentally challenging mineral-based building waste into new recycled cement.
We bring valuable raw materials in hazardous waste back into circulation through our innovative thermal Oxy-fuel technology leaving a minimal environmental impact.
Trinity – a symbol of the strength in the united forces in synergy
By uniting our efforts, we can make a greater and more meaningful impact on the environmental challenges we face. That’s why we’re collaborating with the most ambitious and forward-thinking companies in the industry.
At Trinity, we believe in creating valuable synergies and tackling problems together.
The potential of each Trinity Synergies location
90% of the waste from mineral wool, fiber cement, and fiberglass is currently buried in the ground.
50% of this waste can be diverted from landfills using our technology from the very first year of operation.
By 2035 our goal is that 0% of mineral wool and fiber cement waste within a 300 km radius of the Trinity Synergies site in Fredericia will end up in landfills.
Our ambitions
To make real changes, you need ambitious goals. Trinity Synergies has clear objectives that ensure a global impact on the recycling of mineral waste. We will make a positive change by turning waste into value.
Recycled Minerals
- 100,000 tonnes of minerals recycled yearly by the end of 2028
- 200,000 tonnes of minerals recycled yearly by 2030
- 500,000 tonnes of minerals recycled yearly by 2035
Captured CO2
- 75,000 tonnes of CO2 captured yearly by 2030
- 150,000 tonnes of CO2 captured yearly by 2035