- In May 2025, Evonik Industries AG introduced an advanced aerogel-based insulation material for aircraft, designed to significantly enhance thermal efficiency. This innovative solution boasts ultra-low thermal conductivity while achieving up to 30% weight reduction compared to conventional insulation. By minimizing aircraft weight, it directly contributes to improved fuel efficiency and lower emissions, aligning with the aviation industry's sustainability goals. The material's cutting-edge properties make it a valuable addition to modern aircraft design, supporting airlines in their pursuit of greener operations
- In April 2025, Boyd Corporation unveiled advanced multi-functional insulation panels tailored for regional jets. These innovative panels integrate thermal, acoustic, and vibration control, enhancing aircraft efficiency while simplifying installation. By reducing maintenance costs for operators, they contribute to improved operational reliability and sustainability. Designed to optimize comfort and performance, these panels reflect Boyd Corporation’s commitment to cutting-edge aerospace solutions
- In April 2024, SA-Dynamics introduced a groundbreaking innovation in sustainable materials with the development of bio-based and recyclable insulation textiles. These advanced textiles, made from 100% bio-based aerogel fibers, offer superior insulation while significantly reducing environmental impact. Designed to replace fossil-based materials, they contain up to 90% air trapped in nano-pores, ensuring high thermal efficiency. This development aligns with global sustainability efforts, providing an eco-friendly alternative for various industries. SA-Dynamics' commitment to green technology has earned recognition, including an innovation award at Techtextil
- In November 2023, Audia Elastomers introduced its OP line of thermoplastic elastomers (TPEs), crafted from marine waste plastics. These innovative materials contain up to 45% marine waste and 70% total recycled content, offering a sustainable alternative for various applications, including insulation. By repurposing ocean-bound plastics, Audia Elastomers supports environmental conservation while maintaining high-performance standards. The OP line enhances design flexibility and durability, making it a valuable choice for industries prioritizing sustainability. This development aligns with the growing demand for eco-friendly materials.
- In June 2023, Aspen Aerogels, Inc. inaugurated a cutting-edge engineering and rapid prototyping facility in Marlborough, Massachusetts. This 59,000-square-foot Advanced Thermal Barrier Center (ATBC) serves as a hub for developing next-generation aerogel insulation solutions. The facility enhances Aspen’s ability to optimize thermal barriers for battery packs, supporting advancements in eMobility and energy storage systems. By fostering innovation and collaboration, this investment reinforces Aspen Aerogels’ commitment to sustainability and electrification
