Driving Circularity and Innovation

At FabricAir, sustainability is not just a goal – it is our responsibility. FabricAir develops farbic-based HVAC air distribution systems designed to reduce energy consumption, improve indoor climate performance, and support sustainable building operations.

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Climate Neutral (Scope 1 & 2) by 2027
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60% Water Reduction by 2027
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90% Recycled Input Materials by 2027
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ESG Reporting in Compliance with CSRD
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Net-zero (Scope 3) by 2030
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Fully Circular Fiber-to-Fiber Model by 2030

A Clear Vision for a Greener Tomorrow

“In our journey towards sustainability, FabricAir recognizes that our impact on the planet and its people is just as significant as our financial success. Through our ESG governance framework and collaboration across our value chain, we’re committed to minimizing our impacts and shaping a greener future for all.”

Brian Refsgaard, CEO & Owner

Our ESG Goals

We have set ambitious sustainability goals that will shape the way we operate, manufacture, and innovate.

Environment

We are committed to reducing our environmental footprint through climate action, circular economy initiatives, and resource efficiency. Our key goals include achieving climate neutrality in Scope 1 & 2 by 2027 and net-zero emissions across our full value chain by 2030.

We are transitioning to 90% recycled input materials, reducing water consumption by 60%, and implementing fiber-to-fiber recycling to create a fully circular business model. These efforts align with global sustainability standards and drive innovation in cleantech solutions.

 

Social

People are at the heart of our sustainability journey. FabricAir is dedicated to ensuring fair labor practices, diversity, and community engagement across all operations.

We uphold international human rights and labor standards, actively promote employee education on sustainability, and strengthen supplier accountability through our Code of Conduct. FabricAir promotes sustainability through employee inclusion programs, supplier accountability standards, and ESG governance aligned with international labor frameworks.

Governance

Strong governance is the foundation of our ESG strategy. We operate with integrity, ensuring compliance with the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and adhering to best practices in anti-corruption, responsible business conduct, and ESG reporting.

Our governance framework integrates sustainability into decision-making, drives transparency across our supply chain, and reinforces our commitment to ethical leadership in the cleantech industry.

Sustainability Documents

FabricAir supports its sustainability initiatives through verified environmental documentation and compliance standards.

Code of conduct
Code of Conduct

Defines ethical sourcing, governance, labor, and supplier responsibility principles.

EPD
EPD (Environmental Product Declaration)

Documents lifecycle environmental impact data for FabricAir textile HVAC solutions.

ISO 14001:2015
ISO 14001:2015 certificate

Demonstrates compliance with internationally recognized quality and environmental management standards.

ESG Reports

ESG Reports

Our ESG reports provide a comprehensive overview of our commitments, actions, and progress across environmental, social, and governance areas:

  • FabricAir aims to achieve climate neutrality by 2030.
  • Our ESG strategy aligns with CSRD sustainability reporting principles.
  • Fiber2Fiber initiatives support circular fabric recycling for HVAC systems.
  • Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) document lifecycle environmental impact.
  • FabricAir integrates responsible sourcing and governance standards across operations.
  • Annual ESG reports provide transparency into sustainability goals, progress, and performance metrics.

FabricAir Sustainability FAQ

What makes FabricAir sustainable?

FabricAir supports sustainable building operations through fabric-based HVAC air distribution systems designed to reduce environmental impact, improve energy efficiency, and support circular resource use. Sustainability is integrated into our business strategy, product development, and daily operations.
Key sustainability initiatives include:

  • A commitment to achieving climate neutrality by 2030
  • Circular fabric recycling initiatives through our Fiber2Fiber strategy
  • ESG reporting focused on transparency and accountability
  • Responsible sourcing and governance practices
  • Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) documenting product lifecycle impact
  • Continuous efforts to reduce emissions, waste, and resource consumption across operations

FabricAir also aligns its sustainability efforts with evolving ESG and CSRD reporting principles to support long-term environmental and social responsibility.

How do fabric ducts reduce energy use?

FabricAir fabric duct systems can support lower energy consumption compared to traditional metal ducting by improving airflow distribution and reducing HVAC inefficiencies.
Textile-based air dispersion systems help optimize indoor climate performance through:

  • Even and draft-free air distribution
  • Reduced pressure loss within HVAC systems
  • Lightweight materials requiring fewer resources for transportation and installation
  • Hygienic airflow solutions that support efficient ventilation performance
  • Flexible designs that can improve airflow precision in occupied spaces

By improving air distribution efficiency and supporting optimized HVAC operation, fabric ducts can contribute to lower overall building energy consumption and more sustainable indoor climate management.

What sustainability certifications does FabricAir follow?

FabricAir supports its sustainability strategy through documented environmental, governance, and compliance initiatives, including:

  • Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs)
  • ESG Reports
  • Code of Conduct policies
  • ISO-aligned quality and environmental management practices

The company’s sustainability reporting and governance efforts focus on transparency, accountability, responsible manufacturing, and continuous environmental improvement.
FabricAir also works with sustainability frameworks connected to:

  • ESG reporting
  • CSRD-related sustainability initiatives
  • Environmental impact documentation
  • Responsible business conduct
What is FabricAir’s climate neutrality strategy?

FabricAir aims to achieve climate neutrality by 2030 through a combination of operational improvements, environmental initiatives, and circular product strategies.
The company’s climate approach includes:

  • Reducing operational emissions
  • Improving energy efficiency across business activities
  • Supporting circular textile recycling through the Fiber2Fiber initiative
  • Increasing focus on sustainable materials and responsible sourcing
  • Documenting environmental impact through EPDs and ESG reporting
  • Integrating sustainability into product innovation and long-term business strategy

FabricAir’s climate neutrality roadmap is part of a broader commitment to creating more sustainable HVAC solutions and supporting environmentally responsible building operations.

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