Betonmast x Reduzer: Climate Awareness Provides a Competitive Edge

Betonmast uses Reduzer to meet stricter climate requirements and strengthen its competitiveness.

October 14, 2025
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Public and private actors are constantly imposing stricter requirements on greenhouse gas emissions, and contractors now compete on emissions as well as price and quality. Betonmast has therefore adopted Reduzer to optimize projects in both tenders and execution.

The Challenges for a Contractor

When climate and environment gain a larger role in construction projects, contractors must deal with many requirements and standards, such as BREEAM, Svanen, FutureBuilt, the EU Taxonomy, NS3720, municipal, and client requirements, in addition to TEK17. This makes the need for an efficient tool increasingly important.

The Advantages

Betonmast chose Reduzer to streamline its greenhouse gas calculations. Each local office can now perform the calculations internally, gain insight into emissions, and find cost-effective measures. The tool is intuitive and user-friendly, even for those without prior climate accounting experience.

Advantages for Betonmast:

  1. Increased Efficiency
    Automated calculations save time and costs.
  2. Greater Control
    Full oversight makes it possible to identify emission-reducing measures.
  3. Better Decision Basis
    Supports the selection of materials, construction methods, and energy solutions.
  4. Simpler Reporting
    Simple reports show the projects' climate performance.
Reduzer is a useful tool for us at Betonmast. The clients we work for greatly appreciate that our local offices can find cost-effective climate measures both in tenders and during construction.

- Siv Tallang Vold, Environmental Manager, Betonmast

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