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Hydrogen-powered asphalt? Benninghoven’s new burner could cut CO₂ by 41%

May 19, 2025

Global Product Launch: Hydrogen takes center stage in road building as Benninghoven unveils its revolutionary multi-fuel hydrogen burner. Capable of slashing CO₂ emissions from asphalt production by up to 41%, this burner supports up to four fuels simultaneously, including hydrogen, biogas, and LPG — without stopping production. Already running in Norway, it's a major leap toward carbon-neutral roads. 

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