21. reasons – other examples include gratings being used to grow seaweed off the west coast of Sweden and gratings/platforms being adopted by shipowners across vessels of all shapes and sizes. Bolstering this status is the fact that StrongLite’s phenol-based grating has been approved by the US Coast Guard, this on the back of its extreme fire resistance and the low flame spread it boasts in the case of such an event. The panels used here can also be coated in a special conductive surface for electrostatic discharge. The US Coast Guard has also approved the company’s phenol picking to both Level 2 and 3, both of which require exposed to 927°C for an hour. Such a high level of fire protection is, of course, just the beginning. With these, as well as its other solutions, being strong, lightweight, sturdier, and more sustainable than steel, it is easy to see why StrongLite Composites AB is the provider of choice for those looking for highquality, eco-friendly products across their construction and infrastructure products. Michael works tirelessly behind the scenes to add value to every element of this operation, and it is this dedication that has resulted in his recognition as the Sustainable Infrastructure CEO of the Year 2025 (Nordics) in this programme. For more on StrongLite’s vast portfolio of products for shipping, offshore, railway, public sector, water/sewage, and industry environments, simply visit https://www.stronglite.se/
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