We are a research and
consultancy organisation
We apply our expertise within circular economic modelling, resource efficiency, environmental policies, Life Cycle Cost (LCC) assessment, sustainable business models and market exploitation strategies in projects supporting the transition to a circular and sustainable economy.
Our activities within EU research projects has led to the spin-off start up URBAN TREE, providing cities and citizens with more solutions to green their urban spaces.
About the company
CWare is a start-up and dedicated to the sustainability agenda and green transition. We are involved in a number of EU research projects within circular economy related to the built environment and urban greening and resilience. We can assess green and societal impacts and assist in developing green business models and exploitation strategies. Our mission is to bring new innovative green ideas into life through collaboration and co-development.
URBAN TREE is a spin-off from CWare and are offering a climate-neutral greening and biodiversity solutions to the urban environment.
We are part of Circle House Lab
Circle House Lab is a continuation of the company developments and collaborations from the project Circle House. With Lejersbo as the developer, Circle House is designed to be the world’s first residential building constructed according to circular principles. The aim of Circle House is to create a circular example that is offered and built on market conditions. The project is expected to be completed in 2021.
Circle House Lab is run by GXN and Responsible Assets, in collaboration with Danish Standard.
Circle House Lab is anchored physically and digitally at BLOXHUB, where knowledge from projects and events can be accessed. The project is supported by: Realdania and the Danish Environmental Protection Agency’s Development and Demonstration Pool (MUDP).
Research projects
CURE synergistically exploits the Copernicus Core Services and develops an umbrella cross-cutting application for urban resilience in DIAS (Data and Information Access Services), consisting of individual cross-cutting applications for climate change adaptation/mitigation, energy and economy, as well as healthy cities and social environments, at several European cities.
By-products for sustainable concrete in the urban environment
URBCON will reduce the high primary raw material consumption and CO2 emissions, that result from the construction and maintenance of the urban built environment (e.g. buildings, pavements, sewer pipes, bridges). The focus is on concrete, being the most used building material. The overall objective is to apply by-products as alternative raw materials for concrete.
Activity 1: Sustain URBCON technology
Activity 2: Sustain the SRM Market Platform
Activity 3. Quantify environmental and economic viability
Activity 4: Roadmap for roll-out of URBCON concept
PhD framework creating a critical mass of experts skilled in innovative alkali-activated material (AAM).
The aim of DuRSAAM is to strengthen the European research area on eco-efficient construction materials and the increased competitiveness of Europe’s construction sector, in applying concrete technology based on alkali-activated materials (AAM) for a more sustainable built environment.
Mineral wool waste back to loop with advanced sorting, pretreatment and alkali activation.
The WOOL2LOOP project aims to close this material loop by introducing novel technology and value chain to CDW sorting, pretreatment, and processing.
The quality of sorted mineral wool is upgraded by comparing and combining the following approaches: pre-demolition audit, robotized demolition and sorting, novel on-site analysis with timegated Raman spectroscopy, and smart demolition practices.
Advanced material solutions towards high efficiency solar energy harvesting.
NewSol develops advanced materials solutions based on innovative storage media and concepts for Thermal Energy Storage (TES) for Concentrated Solar Power (CSP).
Use of eco-friendly materials for a new concept of asphalt pavements for sustainable environments.
To demonstrate and validate an eco-innovative design of asphalt pavements based on the integration of more sustainable materials into its production cycle.
This goal will be achieved by working on two asphalt mixtures’ main components, binders and aggregates. On the binder side, the aim is to replace almost the 100% of the bitumen by greener materials from renewable raw sources, e.g. vegetable oils, by-products of bioethanol production.
On the aggregates’ side, efforts will be made on the valorization of Construction and Demolition Waste and in the use of reclaimed asphalt for asphalt mixtures.
DECUMANUS
FP7 project
(2013-2016)
City services using satellite data
- Urban Climate Atlas service assessing urban climate change impacts
- Land monitoring service providing land consumption information and urban ecosystems assessment tools
- City Energy Efficiency assessing energy consumption and improve energy efficiency in cities
- Citizen Health tools to alert the population to health risks arising from poor air quality and excessive temperatures in the urban area
- Population impact assessment analysing the impact of climate change scenarios to the population
The Team
Dr. Birgitte Holt Andersen
CEO
e-mail: bgha@cware.eu
phone: +45 53 83 57 61
Louise Kjær-Hansen
Project Manager
e-mail: lkh@cware.eu
phone: +45 29 88 68 92
Sophie Krog Agergaard
Student assistant
e-mail: ska@cware.eu
phone: +45 42 78 98 11
Dr. Nina Costa
Associate
e-mail: nina.costa@ndconsult.eu
BOPA PLADS
Løgstørgade 2, 1.
2100 Copenhagen
Denmark
Dreve Richelle 168
1410 Waterloo
Belgium