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The latest news, events and reports from Nynas AB

  • First use of NYTRO® BIO 300X in Croatia marks milestone for green transformer technology

    An important step toward a more sustainable power grid has been taken in Croatia, where Nynas successfully delivered its bio-based transformer fluid, NYTRO® BIO 300X, for use in Zagreb’s electricity distribution system.

  • The runway of the future ready for take-off at Arlanda

    Paving a runway at an international airport is a massive challenge. Doing it sustainably is groundbreaking. In a new collaborative project, Nynas, Skanska and Swedavia have proved it can be done. By using recycled asphalt and Nynas’ innovative binder, Nypol RE, they cut 120 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions — without compromising the toughest performance standards.

  • Nynas advances to platinum in EcoVadis sustainability rating

    Nynas has been awarded the EcoVadis Platinum medal, placing the company among the top 1% of organisations assessed worldwide – the highest recognition for sustainability performance.

  • Nynas joins the United Nations Global Compact

    Nynas has joined the United Nations Global Compact, the world’s largest corporate sustainability initiative. By doing so, the company strengthens its commitment to responsible business practices and to supporting the global transition towards a more sustainable society.

  • Making a Difference

    The social dimension is an important part of Nynas’ overall sustainability work. One expression of this is the company’s encouragement of employee-led initiatives that support local communities.

  • Brains of Nynas: Mériam Gourine

    Mériam first joined Nynas at the age of 21, working in customer service alongside her studies. She became a permanent employee twelve years ago and now serves as Sales Manager for the UK and Ireland. Here’s what’s on her mind.

  • Reflections on Europe's industrial outlook

    Europe’s industry is navigating shifting trade dynamics, sustainability demands, and geopolitical uncertainty. While some sectors struggle with competitiveness, others show resilience and growth potential. Three experts discuss the challenges ahead and the opportunities shaping Europe’s future.

  • Recycling asphalt: science, sustainability, and the road ahead

    Asphalt recycling is transforming how roads are built and maintained, reducing costs and cutting CO₂ emissions. At Nynas, Chief Scientist Xiaohu Lu is leading research that turns complex chemistry into practical solutions for longer-lasting, more sustainable roads.

  • Eurobitume LCA 4.0: A More Accurate Picture of Bitumen’s Climate Impact

    Eurobitume’s long-awaited Life Cycle Assessment update sets a new standard for environmental data, explains Nynas’ Ida Dyrssen, who served on the group that oversaw the preparation of the report.

  • Particle emissions in focus

    Nynas is part of a research initiative coordinated by the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), alongside Volvo Cars, Karolinska Institute and Scania. The objective: to better understand the formation, characteristics and environmental impact of wear particles generated at the tyre-road interface.