Category: Chemical & Advanced Recycling
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Mexico can teach us a couple things about recycling (FREE)
Article by David Goldstein, Ventura County Public Works Agency Environmental Resource Analyst. This is a FREE article
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Carpet recycling capacity triples in Ventura County (FREE)
Article by David Goldstein, Ventura County Public Works Agency Environmental Resource Analyst. This is a FREE article
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NL Chemical Recycler Pryme scales back chemical recycling rollout plans
The chemical recycling industry has done the same mistakes as the bioplastics industry, but worse…they have not advertised an inch, nothing, nada.
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Hard-to-recycle plastics can “mail it in” (FREE)
Article by David Goldstein, Ventura County Public Works Agency Environmental Resource Analyst. This is a FREE article
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Beyond Recycling: How Enzymicals AG is Advancing Enzymatic PET Upcycling (FREE)
Every year, over 70 million tons of PET are produced globally, contributing to persistent plastic waste. While conventional recycling methods have limitations, the EU Horizon 2020-funded upPE-T project is exploring enzymatic PET hydrolysis as a pathway to upcycle plastic waste into biodegradable polyhydroxybutyrate-valerate (PHBV). Enzymicals AG plays a key role in optimizing PETase enzymes for…
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NL Government to invest € 35 M in fake plastic recycling projects
Apparently, the NL government has too much money and wants to burn some cash — ADVERTISING – New revolutionary biodegradable plastic resin from Symphony Environmental called ‘NbR’: Less fossil and CO2 emissions
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Shein develops chemical recycling technology
ADVERTISING – New revolutionary biodegradable plastic resin from Symphony Environmental called ‘NbR’: Less fossil and CO2 emissions
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Fungi could unlock the recycling of carbon fiber
ADVERTISING – Symphony Environmental launched a new revolutionary biodegradable plastic resin called ‘NbR’: Less fossil and less CO2 emissions
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Chemical Recycling person of the year
The plastics industry is a pool of sharks and a bucket of crabs; from Nazi BASF to mafiosi ENI, but once in a while there’s a gem in the sand. I was going to say something but I’m just going to shut up and let you enjoy the videos. Respect for the guy who got…
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Chemical recycler Blue Cycle goes bankrupt in the Netherlands
Another one bites the dust. The business model of chemical recycling is not sound so expect more bankruptcies in 2025
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