Together, WindEurope, EuCIA, CEMBUREAU, EBI, Cefic UP/VE, Cefic Epoxy Europe and Glass Fibre Europe call on policymakers to recognise these benefits and facilitate the upscaling of co-processing with ...
Co-processing is already recognised globally, from Europe and India to Latin America and North America, as an environmentally sound waste management practice. It operates under strict regulatory ...
The depletion of crude oil reserves and growing environmental concerns have intensified the search for sustainable, low-carbon energy sources. Biomass, as the most abundant renewable carbon resource, ...
Cement co-processing of end-of-life composites avoids up to 1 ton of CO2 emissions per ton processed
9 industry associations [1] have commissioned SGS INTRON to prepare a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) report exploring the environmental impacts of treating End-of-Life (EoL) composites by co-processing ...
LONDON — Leading industry organisations today issued a joint statement highlighting the substantial and positive contribution the cement industry can make to addressing the urgent global challenge of ...
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