• W E L L C O M E

    More than just a name.

    Hello, my name is Sönke Tunn. I have been working in the international concrete industry since 2007. I originally trained in ventilation construction and found my way back into plant construction through the sale of base boards. A few years ago I started to eat more consciously and to think more and more about our environment and the future of all of us. Back then in sales I was often caught between making the right economic decisions and protecting the environment.


    I was often no longer sure whether sales was still the right path for me, even though I actually enjoyed it a lot. In 2020, I had some time for myself, took a break and realized that sales, concrete and environmental awareness do not have to be enemies. Rather, the desire to find products that offer economical solutions and are environmentally friendly at the same time developed. On this basis, I became self-employed.

    In search

    I am constantly looking for new, environmentally friendly solutions for the concrete industry. I am convinced that there will be a long-term change in the concrete industry too.

    New Ways

    For me, renewable energies are the preferred basis for operating plants. I am convinced that in the future there will not be just one way.

    recycling

    Recycling products and selling them is also one of my goals. Thanks to my contacts from more than a decade, I can help with that. Why throw something away when it can find a second home?

    CO2 neutral in 2024

    A very small step with little cost for me. Nevertheless, I have decided to keep my carbon footprint as low as possible in the future and, if unavoidable, to offset it through selected projects.


    There are many great programs for this and I will not commit to one option. With my last post, I offset part of my estimated footprint for 2024.


    How do I calculate my current CO2 balance? There is a CO2 calculator on the Federal Environment Agency's website. Compared to the German average, I cause significantly more greenhouse gases than I initially thought.

    Image source and values: uba.co2-rechner.de

    It's certainly just a drop in the ocean at the moment. But many drops will eventually turn into rain.

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