Firm Also Receives $550,000 Compostable Coffee Pod Order from US 2020-08-26 14:54:57 £273,000 Grant for Biome Technologies’ Compostable Bioplastics Materials Biome, has been awarded funding of £273,000 from the UK Government's Innovate UK initiative to support a new £350,000 collaborative project to scale-up its compostable bioplastic materials with the University of Nottingham's Department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering. read more ...
Recyclability Evaluation Protocol to Establish Compatibility of Products with Recycling Systems 2020-06-16 12:50:10 New Protocol for Measuring the Recyclability of PP Containers From RecyClass RecyClass, a cross-industry plastic recycling initiative, has published its Recyclability Evaluation Protocol for PP (polypropylene) in a guidance for carrying out laboratory analysis of the various design features of rigid packaging made from PP resin. read more ...
24 TPD Pilot Plant be Constructed in EcoPark, Tuen Mun 2020-05-05 16:23:56 Black & Veatch to Support Hong Kong’s Woody Waste to Energy Pilot Project As Hong Kong increases the recycling rate of yard waste and wood waste to promote sustainability, it is embarking on a semi-research project to facilitate territory-wide recycling of woody waste material. read more ...
Kemetco Produces High Quality Nickel-Cobalt Hydroxide 2019-10-25 15:24:04 American Manganese Recycling Tests on Tier-One Lithium-ion Battery Materials Lithium-Ion battery recycling technology developer, American Manganese, has received initial results from Kemetco Research regarding the recycling tests of battery material received from tier-one companies. read more ...
New Recyclable Plastic Could be a Alternative to Non-Recyclable Plastics 2019-09-17 14:09:24 IN DEPTH: Berkeley Lab’s Infinite Loop for Recyclable Plastics Researchers at Berkeley Lab in California have developed a ‘next generation’ plastic which can be recycled indefinitely on a molecular level, allowing it to be formed back into new products of any shape or colour with no degradation. read more ...
New Study in Collaboration with Polymer Comply Europe 2019-09-06 14:48:54 European Plastics Converters Launches 3rd Edition of Recycling Survey Trade association, European Plastics Converters, decided to conduct the third edition of its survey on the use of recycled polymers by plastics converters in Europe in cooperation with Polymer Comply Europe. read more ... Need to Prevent Potentially Deadly Use of Bins as a Bed 2019-08-23 12:51:41 CIWM, Biffa & Open University Investigating How to Prevent Homeless Sleeping in Bins With homelessness on the rise in the UK, the issue of people sheltering and sleeping in bins is being looked at again by Biffa, the Open University and the CIWM. read more ... Massive GHG Reductions Possible with Reduced Global Food Waste 2019-07-29 13:27:01 Global Overshoot Day: US Tops the Charts in Food Waste A study for Global Overshoot Day by the Barilla Center for Food and Nutrition and the Economist Intelligence Unit Food Sustainability has ranked the United States last at preserving the world’s resources. read more ... Battery Recycling Process Grows Strategic Opportunities 2019-06-27 11:31:29 ‘High Purity Material’ from American Manganese Lithium-Ion Battery Recycling Pilot American Manganese has produced has claimed to have produced a high purity nickel manganese cobalt hydroxide filter cake at Kemetco Research's contract lab during the final stages of the RecycLiCo Pilot Plant project. read more ... Finnish Research Centre Backs Chemical Recycling for Plastics 2019-06-20 12:35:54 VTT to Add New Methods to the Plastics Recycling Chain VTT is developing technology to complement a variety of mechanical recycling methods for plastics with chemical recycling based on pyrolysis. read more ... Activated Carbon Helps Recycle Plastics into Aviation Fuel 2019-06-11 11:58:11 WSU Researchers Melt Waste Plastics with Carbon Catalyst to Produce Jet Fuel Scientists at Washington State University have described a new way to recycle plastic waste products into jet fuel in a paper published in the journal Applied Energy. read more ... MIT & City of Amsterdam Develop Waste Catching ‘Roboats’ 2019-06-11 09:53:07 IN DEPTH Autonomous Robotic Boats Could Collect Garbage in Amsterdam’s Canals Researchers from MIT and the AMS Institute have teamed up to develop an autonomous robotic boat to remove waste from the city’s many canals - among other applications. read more ...
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