Sustainability Archives

Industry efforts to achieve net zero emissions and/or lower the overall carbon footprint of the asphalt paving and roofing industries is driving more contractors and departments of transportation to seek out products that support their environmental goals. Sustainability remains at the forefront of Sripath’s innovation and product development. We design our products to help reduce carbon emissions and lower overall environmental impact. In addition to responsible sourcing and supporting sustainable production, Sripath’s products help with extending infrastructure lifecycles through enhanced durability and improved asphalt mis performance. Sripath products are also backed by Environmental Product Declarations published directly on our website.

Every Day is Earth Day for Sripath

Every year on April 22, communities around the globe pause to celebrate Earth Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness about environmental protection and inspiring collective action to safeguard our planet. First observed in 1970, Earth Day was born from a growing concern about pollution, natural resource degradation, and the urgent need to protect Earth’s ecosystems. It quickly blossomed into a global movement, observed in [...]

Warm Mix Additives and Streamlining Asphalt Production

Warm mix asphalt (WMA) technologies are rising in interest across the asphalt industry as a way to improve efficiency, reduce environmental impact, and enhance pavement performance. Central to this innovation are warm mix additives, which provide practical, measurable benefits for producers, and contractors. Understanding Warm Mix Asphalt and Its Benefits Warm mix asphalt refers to asphalt mixtures produced and placed at temperatures significantly lower than traditional hot [...]

Top Trends Shaping the Asphalt Industry in 2026

The Asphalt Industry at an Inflection Point The asphalt industry continues to evolve as contractors, producers, and transportation agencies respond to new and evolving demands across performance, environmental, economic, and regulatory pressures. In 2026, several major forces are shaping how roads are built with early Q1 developments pointing to a year defined by innovation and adaptation. Agencies are asking more from their pavements: longer service life, lower [...]

Breaking the 30% RAP Barrier and Achieving High-RAP Content in Asphalt Roadways

The push to increase reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP) usage has moved from purely a sustainability talking point to a strategic priority for agencies and producers worldwide. Rising material costs, tightening environmental regulations, and growing pressure to reduce embodied carbon have made higher RAP contents increasingly attractive. And yet, despite these incentives, many departments of transportation and asphalt producers continue to cap RAP usage between 20-30%. [...]