Read the latest magazine Industry News Reinforced Bituminous Membranes (RBM) Sustainability Pollution Absorbing Roofing Material IPR License Agreed 22 May 2024 TWO EUROPEAN roofing manufacturers have come to an agreement to share NOx reduction technology and drive sustainable roofing solutions. Photocat A/S, a Denmark-based sustainable technology company and Nexler Sp. z.o.o. a Polish-based bitumen roofing company signed a five-year partnership agreement. The agreement is to introduce NOx reduction into bitumen roofing products. It will span over a minimum quantity of one million m2 of roofing material. The license agreement follows other contracts with IKO, Danosa, Katepal, and C. Hasse & Sohn to use IPR developed and owned by Photocat. Photocat says the collaboration represents a significant step forward in bringing cutting-edge air purification solutions to the bitumen roofing industry. It will drive sustainable solutions in roofing through Photocat’s proprietary and patented photocatalytic technology, providing environmental protection. Pollution Absorbing Roofing The technology improves air quality by absorbing and neutralising nitric oxide (NO) and nitrogen dioxide (NO 2), (together abbreviated to NOx). These are the nitrogen oxides that are the most commonly found components of air pollution. Jesper Elsgaard, Chief Business Officer of Photocat A/S, said, “Our partnership with Nexler Sp. z.o.o. represents a major milestone in our mission to combat NOx emissions in the roofing sector – both in Poland and other geographical markets covered by Nexler. Together, we’re shaping a brighter, cleaner future for our communities by combating NOx pollution – one roof at a time”. Dawid Debski, Research and Development Director of Nexler Sp. z.o.o added, “We’re excited to integrate Photocat’s cutting-edge technology into our roofing solutions, underscoring our commitment to environmental sustainability and innovation.” >> Read more of the latest roofing news Previous article Construction Pay Increased in First QuarterNext article UK Reaches 1.5m Small-Scale Solar Installations Share article You may also like View all News Industry News +1 8 October 2026 Building Costs Rise Faster in Updated Five-Year Forecast Industry News +2 7 October 2026 Roof Tile Manufacturer Transitions to Fully Electric Forklift Fleet Architecture +3 7 October 2026 Plans Submitted for ‘Urgent’ Hatfield House Roof Repairs Access +2 7 October 2026 TRA Recommends Tariffs on Chinese Boom Lifts Dumped on Market Sign Up to Roofing Today Stay up to date with all of the latest news from Roofing Today by signing up to our weekly Bulletins… Sign Up Today Get in Touch Check out the latest issue 126 September-October 2026 View Now Past Issues Get in Touch