maxit at "Woche der Umwelt" (Week of the Environment) in Berlin

Federal President and DBU invite you to the exhibition of innovations

The maxit Group will be attending the "Week of the Environment" in the park of Schloss Bellevue in Berlin on 4 and 5 June 2024. Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier and the German Federal Environmental Foundation (DBU) invite you to an attractive specialist programme, exciting discussions and a large exhibition of innovations for a sustainable future. Further information can be found here: www.woche-der-umwelt.de (in German language).

Unique atmosphere in the park of Schloss Bellevue

The maxit Group will be taking part in the "Week of the Environment" as an exhibitor - bringing with it the maxit Strohpanel, the chemical- and plastic-free alternative to conventional building materials. Made from the natural product straw, the sustainable lime-straw plaster base board is ideal for drywall construction, while the biological straw insulation board can be used for interior and exterior insulation.

"Concrete solutions to pressing environmental problems are more important than ever. The park at Schloss Bellevue offers exhibitors a unique atmosphere in which to present their ideas to a nationwide audience," says DBU Secretary-General Alexander Bonde.

Around 190 exhibitors, future topics on a large stage and more than 70 specialist forums

A total of around 190 exhibitors will present their innovations and solutions for greater environmental protection at Environment Week 2024 in the park of Schloss Bellevue, the official residence of the Federal President. A top-class jury from the worlds of society, business and science has reviewed around 400 applications in a nationwide competition. The innovation show is dedicated to highly topical aspects of climate, environmental and species protection: on 4 and 5 June, discussions and a talk by the Federal President with young people on the main stage as well as more than 70 specialist forums will provide fresh impetus and solutions. "It's about the central challenges of our time," says Bonde. Topics to be discussed include climate neutrality and energy security, hydrogen technology, biodiversity and resource conservation, sustainable change and social cohesion. Other topics include education, digitalisation, infrastructure and the economy.

 

Seventh edition of "Week of the Environment"

The "Week of the Environment" was launched in 2002 by the then Federal President Johannes Rau and has since been organised together with the Osnabrück-based German Federal Environmental Foundation. This year, the seventh edition will take place in the park of Schloss Bellevue, as it did last time, and is intended to provide inspiration for a sustainable future for all participants.