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The Tire Recycling Foundation (TRF), in collaboration with the U.S. Tire Manufacturers Association (USTMA), invites you to the second webinar in our End-of-Life Tire Series: How Rubber-Modified Asphalt Delivers Cost-Savings and Longer Lasting Sustainable Roads and Pavements. Discover the path toward sustainable and high-performing roads with rubber-modified asphalt (RMA), a cutting-edge technology that transforms end-of-life tires into valuable infrastructure solutions. This webinar explores RMA’s current applications, performance data, and collaborative opportunities to accelerate adoption across the United States.

Pyrum Innovations AG announced that its partner, Thermo Lysi SA, has received funding approval from the European Innovation Fund (EIF), securing €29.4 million for their joint tire recycling project in Greece. The facility, which will process around 45,000 tonnes of end-of-life tires annually, is set to become one of Europe’s largest and most advanced pyrolysis plants. Built on Pyrum’s patented thermolysis technology, the project represents a total investment of approximately €100 million, with Pyrum planning to acquire at least a 10% equity stake in the project company.

In Episode 80 of The Tyre Recycling Podcast, BAFTA-winning BBC journalist Paul Kenyon joins live from the Round Trip Tyre and Conveyor Belt Recycling Summit in Melbourne. Kenyon, whose File on 4 documentary “The Tyre Scandal” uncovered the illegal export of UK end-of-life tyres to India, reflects on his investigation and insights from the summit.

The Australian House of Representatives Standing Committee on Industry, Innovation and Science has launched an inquiry into the current state of the country's tire industry, focusing on challenges and opportunities within a circular economy framework. The investigation was initiated by Minister Rob Mitchell and follows the recent Round Trip Summit held in Melbourne.

According to Swedish Tyre Recycling, one of the world’s largest and most advanced facilities for mechanical tyre processing is now being built in Sweden. Behind the investment stands Bon Orbit, a joint venture between Swedish Tyre Recycling and Norwegian Tyre Recycling, which is taking tyre recycling in the Nordic region to the next level.

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NE-TECH Group, a leading innovator in sustainable tire recycling technologies, proudly announces the completion of the pyrolysis section of its showcase facility designed in partnership with oil giant MOL as a main shareholder in the Karcag plant. This paves the way for the last phase of the project, the rCB finishing line, to be completed in collaboration with Hosokawa. The turnkey project is designed to process 10,000 tons of end-of-life tires (ELT) annually in Phase I and is on track for completion and start-up in January 2026.

Recykl Group signs €6 million financing agreement to support foreign acquisitions in Germany and Lithuania. Recykl Group has signed an agreement with the Foreign Expansion Fund 2 FIZAN, managed by PFR TFI, for the financing of two international acquisitions: the purchase of shares in the German company Harzer Reifenhandel und Verwertung Wernigerode (HRV) and the Lithuanian company Antrinio Perdirbimo Grupė (APG), according to an announcement by the Polish Development Fund (PFR). The total financing amounts to €6 million.

The Recovered Carbon Black Europe 2025 conference takes place next week, November 4–6, in Barcelona, Spain. Organized by Smithers, the event will bring together leading experts, manufacturers, and innovators to discuss the latest developments and breakthroughs in recovered carbon black.