The company is claiming that challenges, including EU regulations, price pressures, and competition from new markets, resulted in the closure.
The move will expand the company’s operational footprint into southern Europe.
The facility can process up to 150,000 tons of liquefied waste plastic each year.
This achievement is a 6.5% increase (approximately) on the previous year.
The sale to the Universities Superannuation Scheme will secure the continued success of Dublin Waste to Energy.
The move has created a high-quality plastics recycling and recovery technologies leader.
The move will boost the company’s presence in the Nordic region.
Last year, the Program expanded access to affordable, end-to-end waste management services to 772,485 people.
Specim introduces Specim RETEX, a complete hyperspectral and AI-based solution for textile material identification and automated material separation.
The solution helps with the bulk reduction of end-of-life packaging.
PET waste is being broken down and transformed into L-DOPA using engineered E.coli bacteria.
Clearfield Envirotech is proud to announce the successful achievement of RecyClass accreditation, marking a significant milestone in the company’s ongoing commitment to sustainability, quality, and innovation within the plastics recycling industry.
