• SUSTAINABILITY IN MOELVEN

    Clear goals

    For the four main areas, namely climate-smart products and services, safeguarding natural resources, focus on the people and local values, Moelven has drawn up explicit ambitions and clear goals.

    Read more about our goals
Sustaniability report

2017 Sustainability Report

In 2017, for the first time we reported on specific sustainability goals for all companies throughout the Moelven group.

Download the 2017 Sustainability Report (PDF)
Mjøsbru

A sustainable Mjøsa Bridge built from wood?

The Norwegian Public Roads Administration has conducted a research project where they have assessed the impacts of building a new Mjøsa Bridge from wood, concrete or steel. Building a new Mjøsa Bridge from wood will be a sustainable alternative.

Read more about the results of the research project

Certificates

The fact that our products are sustainable is well documented. Our raw materials, manufacturing processes and products are certified and declared in many different categories.

HERE YOU FIND OUR CERTIFICATES, POLICIES AND DECLARATIONS

We are building a sustainable future in wood

We are building a sustainable future in wood
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  • Climate-smart building products come from trees

    Wood is a renewable and climate-smart material that fits perfectly in both large and small construction projects. Also, the Norwegian and Swedish forests are full of timber. We have decided to build a sustainable future from wood.

    Let nature come home

  • SUSTAINABLE SYSTEM WALLS

    System walls - a circular system

    Designing interiors with system walls from Moelven Modus is the best environmental choice. You will be working with and environmentally friendly and approved building system, where the components are designed to be able to be taken apart and reassembled in a new design, thereby reducing the burden on our shared environment.

    Read more about the Modus method

  • We are currently building 150 metre tall glulam towers

    Moelven Töreboda is currently taking part in an innovation project where the goal is to develop a concept for 150 metre tall glulam towers for windpower.

    Read more about the innovation project here

  • The world’s tallest wooden building

    Moelven Limtre is contributing to building the world’s tallest wooden building from the climate-smart material glulam. This is setting a new standard for tall wooden buildings.

    Mjøstårnet is the world’s tallest