News archive
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Hitachi Zosen Inova and Eggersmann are building a new dry digesting plant in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, due for completion in summer 2021. The new installation will convert around 15,000 metric tons of organic waste a year into biogas and liquid fertiliser.
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Today, the Commission presents a proposal to enshrine in legislation the EU’s political commitment to be climate neutral by 2050, to protect the planet and our people.
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ACE supports the European Commission proposal on the EU Climate Law aimed at reaching climate neutrality by 2050.
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The recycled PET Market is benefiting from the increasing consumption of packaged food products and carbonated and non-carbonated drinks across the world.
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Cepi, the Confederation of European Paper Industries, welcomes the new European Climate Law launched today by the European Commission as a key step forward in our common efforts to respond to global warming.
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Zero Waste Europe releases today a Policy Briefing which analyses in depth the new Landfill Directive, part of the Circular Economy Package adopted in 2018.
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Global Recycling Day, taking place on 18th March 2020, has already inspired 24 (and counting) organisations and communities across the globe to organise events and initiatives to raise awareness of the importance of recycling and the ways we can turn ‘waste’ into a valuable resource.
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Updates from The UK Plastics Pact annual report show progress in the fight against single-use plastic, but how can others follow in their footsteps? Andrea Falco provides comment on how businesses can continue the good work.
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At this year’s Propak East Africa in Nairobi from 17 to 19 March, visitors to the shared trade fair stand can find out how the recycling company Mr. Green Africa combines social responsibility with the highest specification technology and cost effectiveness.
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The most important aspect of the two-day IARC 2020 conference is vehicle recycling, but this year’s keynote speakers will also be taking a look beyond the current horizon.
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Valmet will supply a waste-fired steam boiler to Lidköping Energi AB in Lidköping, Sweden.
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An 11-strong European consortium has secured funding for a project to demonstrate the commercial feasibility of generating waste sugars derived from household waste and producing a range of high-performance bio-based materials and products.
