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Goodyear launching 70% sustainable material tyre

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In addition to unveiling a demonstration tyre containing 90% sustainable materials, Goodyear announces it will begin selling tyres with up to 70% sustainable-material content during the course of this year. No details are available at present, but Goodyear invites “consumers interested in purchasing this tyre” to register for updates at a US market-focused site.

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5th January 2023/by Stephen

Bridgestone & Michelin: Annual rCB market may reach million tonnes by 2030

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During the Smithers Recovered Carbon Black conference, which took place in Berlin in November, Bridgestone and Michelin jointly shared the results of efforts to develop a global standard to increase the utilisation of recovered carbon black in tyres. Click here to read or download Bridgestone and Michelin’s rCB grades and specifications proposal presentation.

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  1. Enviro CEO joins post-Michelin and Bridgestone rCB presentation panel
  2. Recovered carbon black: Michelin & Bridgestone launching joint initiative
  3. Pyrolysis technology: Michelin partnering with Enviro
  4. New Michelin MotoE tyre features more Enviro recovered carbon black
22nd December 2022/by Stephen

Murfitts partners with ETIA to produce rCB for tyre makers

Company News

Tyre recycling and reprocessing specialist Murfitts Industries announced today its intention to form a “unique partnership” with French engineering group ETIA. The aim of this partnership is to deliver commercial-scale solutions for recycling end-of-life tyres to recover their raw material and energy content.

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  4. Kwik-Fit and Stapleton’s owner ETEL buys leading tyre recycling firm Murfitts
20th December 2022/by Stephen

Pyrum Innovations founder: “Our pyrolysis works”

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A billion tyres reach the end of their useful lives worldwide each year, but landfills are a no-no and a growing number of countries are banning the burning of tyres in cement kilns. What to do with these waste tyres? Pyrum Innovations is showing the world its solution, and customers, project partners and suppliers are already lining up to be part of it.

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  1. Pyrum Innovations, Siemens begin technology partnership
  2. Pyrum Innovations gains permit for expanded main plant
  3. EcoVadis awards Pyrum silver status
  4. Pyrum to set up JV pyrolysis plant
30th November 2022/by Arno Borchers

Bolder Industries’ Antwerp plant: Meeting growing demand for sustainable raw materials

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When it commences operations in 2024, the end-of-life tyre (ELT) processing facility that Bolder Industries, Inc. and three partners are setting up in the Port of Antwerp will be capable of processing approximately 3 million ELTs a year. Bolder says this will “dramatically increase” production volumes for BolderBlack and BolderOil and satisfy increasing demand for these sustainable, circular raw materials in Europe and beyond.

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  1. Bolder Industries acquires former Pyrolyx plant
  2. Bolder Industries & Liberty Tire formalise partnership
  3. Mercedes-Benz using ‘tyre plastic’ in vehicle production
  4. Pyrum & partners gain Materialica award for waste tyre car parts
11th November 2022/by Stephen

Virtual rib – GRI debuts Green XLR Earth 65+

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Amongst the new product launches at the SIMA 2022 exhibition is the GRI Green XLR Earth 65+, an agricultural tyre produced with 37.5 per cent sustainable materials. Following its debut at the Paris show between 6 and 10 November, GRI will bring the new range to market in early 2023.

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  2. GRI supplies Ultimate XT forklift tyres to KION Group
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7th November 2022/by Stephen

Pyrum Innovations gains permit for expanded main plant

Company News, International News

Authorities in Germany have granted Pyrum Innovations AG approval to start operating the two new production lines at its main plant in Dillingen. Obtaining this official permit is a significant milestone for Pyrum as it verifies the approvability of its series production plants and means that future facilities can be built without facing official restrictions.

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  1. Pyrum Innovations, Siemens begin technology partnership
  2. Pyrum to set up JV pyrolysis plant
  3. Pyrum building up to 10 pyrolysis plants with Unitank
  4. EcoVadis awards Pyrum silver status
7th October 2022/by Stephen

Michelin exceeds 2030 sustainability targets with latest tyre prototypes

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Two new Michelin tyres take the manufacturer a step closer towards its goal of production with 100% bio-sourced, renewable or recycled materials by 2050. Approved for road use, the non-production car and bus tyres respectively contain 45% and 58 % sustainable materials. With “performance levels strictly identical to current tyres” they prefigure the technologies we’ll see in Michelin products within two to three years.

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  1. Continental “working at full speed” to restructure rubber supply chains
  2. GM collaborating with tyre makers on natural rubber sustainability
  3. Michelin renews, expands its work with WWF France
  4. Michelin and Pirelli lead in rubber sustainability – Context Group
6th October 2022/by Stephen

Kal Tire & Mitsui partnering on mining tyre recycling

Company News, International News

To meet growing demand for mining tyre recycling and recycled rubber products, specifically carbon black and rCB, Kal Tire’s Mining Tire Group and Mitsui & Co. have entered into a joint venture commercialise the Kal Tire thermal conversion recycling facility in Chile from early 2023. Activities there will act as a “foundation” as the venture pursues “opportunities to bring OTR tyre recycling solutions to mining regions around the world.”

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  1. Kal Tire nears full start-up of OTR tyre recycling facility in Chile
  2. Kal Tire acquires Tyre Corporation’s South Africa business
  3. Salvadori supplying downsizing system to Michelin/Enviro recycling plant
  4. Sustainable raw materials: Liberty deal supporting Bolder’s growth
13th September 2022/by Stephen

Green XLR Earth: GRI launches sustainable tractor tyre

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Off-highway tyre specialist GRI has introduced an agricultural tyre range containing 37.5 per cent sustainable materials. The new Green XLR Earth series is made with a high percentage of recycled carbon black, soybean oil, HD silica and reclaimed rubber. GRI debuted the range at the Farm Progress Show in Iowa, USA.

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  1. Michelin demonstrates benefits of Ultraflex tyres, central tyre inflation in Aberdeenshire
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  3. Goodyear Farm Tires’ low sidewall tech fitted to world’s largest tractor
  4. GRI supplies Ultimate XT forklift tyres to KION Group
7th September 2022/by Stephen

LD Carbon gains investment in ELT pyrolysis project

International News

South Korean waste treatment and raw material recycling company LC Carbon announced on Tuesday that it had gained US$15 million of Series A investment, which it will use to build a pyrolysis, crushing, and recovered carbon black (rCB) facility within the country.

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  1. Enso Tyres becomes a Wastefront recovered carbon black customer
  2. Enviro reports ‘Sharp increase in interest’ in rCB due to war in Ukraine
  3. Bolder Industries acquires former Pyrolyx plant
  4. Carlton Forest heats up cold testing of tyre pyrolysis plant
18th August 2022/by Stephen

Bolder Industries & Liberty Tire formalise partnership

International News

Last November, US-based sustainable materials firm Bolder Industries announced that it had entered into a partnership with major recycler Liberty Tire Recycling. The two companies have now completed a formal agreement outlining their North American partnership.

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  1. Bolder Industries acquires former Pyrolyx plant
  2. Sustainable raw materials: Liberty deal supporting Bolder’s growth
  3. Bolder Industries signs 20-year supply agreement with Tauber Oil
  4. Pyrum Innovations, Siemens begin technology partnership
9th August 2022/by Stephen

Wastefront partners Newcastle University in recovered carbon black study

Company News, UK News
Wastefront

Wastefront and Newcastle University have formed a partnership to enhance the recycling firm’s recovered carbon black (rCB). The university is a globally recognised leader in sustainability research, and will help the cutting-edge tyre recycling company complete an 18-month study to develop innovative industrial solutions for Wastefront’s first tyre recycling plant in Sunderland. The partners state that they want the North of England to be at the forefront of progressing circularity across Europe.

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  1. Wastefront signs exclusive project delivery partnership with Devaltec
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7th July 2022/by Andrew

Pyrum Innovations, Siemens begin technology partnership

Company News

Through a new partnership agreement with the Siemens technology group, Pyrum Innovations AG anticipates the further promotion, optimisation and scaling of its pyrolysis plants for processing end-of-life tyres (ELT). Pyrum will utilise technology from Siemens’ digitalisation and automation portfolios, with Siemens supporting Pyrum and its customers in the selection of optimal process automation, process analytics, drive and digitalisation technologies, amongst other things.

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  1. Eldan & Pyrum intensify tyre recycling, pyrolysis collaboration
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  3. Pyrum to supply Continental from expanded pyrolysis plant
  4. Continental and Pyrum sign development agreement, recovered carbon black supply deal
28th June 2022/by Stephen

Wastefront partners with Gateway Resources to supply used tyres for Sunderland recycling plant

UK News
Wastefront

Backed by energy giant Vitol, Wastefront secured planning permission in January 2022 to build the £100 million tyre recycling plant in Sunderland, which is set to be commercially operational by 2024. Once at full capacity, the plant is designed to be able to manage 20 per cent of the UK’s total ELTs through processing 80,000 tonnes annually. Gateway Resources will supply Wastefront with nearly 10 million tyres every year.

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  1. Australian tyre recycler expanding into Europe
  2. Wastefront signs exclusive project delivery partnership with Devaltec
  3. Wastefront Sunderland plant could save 1.8 million tonnes of CO2 emissions over 30 years
  4. Tyre recycling company Wastefront appoints Vianney Valès CEO
27th May 2022/by Chris
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