Worldsteel forecasts that this year, demand will see a 2.3% rebound to reach 1,822.3 Mt. Steel demand is forecast to grow by 1.7% in 2024 to reach 1,854.0 Mt.
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Kimberly-Clark Professional has expanded The RightCycle Programme to the Netherlands and Switzerland.
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The three companies want to build the first industrial automatic textile sorting line in France, combining automated sorting technology and recycling technology.
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New report proves cost-competitiveness of Material Recovery and Biological Treatment-based approaches for mixed waste treatment
A new report by Zero Waste Europe (ZWE) demonstrates how Material Recovery and Biological Treatment (MRBT) systems are a cost-effective approach to treat (leftover) mixed waste.
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Recycling plastics in a way that is both economically successful and makes ecological sense is something that was hardly imaginable for many just a few years ago.
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Until now, only a tiny fraction of discarded textiles is recycled.
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The energy recovery industry in the UK will play a major part in producing much-needed energy in the future.
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COWI has completed the pre-FEED stage on a carbon capture and storage (CCS) project in Runcorn.
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Andritz has delivered, installed, and commissioned a mechanical textile recycling line and an airlay line at Novafiber’s nonwovens production mill in Palín, Guatemala.
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The Redwave RF fine sorting machine can detect and sort a blend of non-ferrous metals starting from a size of 4 mm, to produce products such as pure copper, brass, zinc and precious metal fractions.
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The European Recycling Industries’ Confederation (EuRIC) gathered policymakers, recyclers, and other circular economy stakeholders in Brussels for its annual conference “Boosting recycling through future-fit policies” which took place on 30 March at the Bluepoint.
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