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Energy: the invisible raw material in asphalt production Why efficiency must become a business imperative, not a nice-to-have In 1959, the UK opened its first major motorway, the M1, with a 67-mile stretch. Including connecting feeder roads, the new route spanned around 72 miles and relied on thousands of tonnes of asphalt — a mixture of aggregates and bitumen that continues to be fundamental to roadbuilding today. Modern asphalt plants are complex facilities that rely on heavy-duty machinery to…