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The facility is also expected to generate approximately 21,000 tonnes annually of tire-derived oil through the company's pyrolysis process.

NITI Aayog proposed introducing standardized specifications for TPO and rCB to improve product consistency, reliability, and market acceptance across industrial sectors.

For the tire pyrolysis industry, this is a highly positive and important step forward. It creates a clearer certification route for the fossil share of ELT-derived tire pyrolysis oil (TPO), complementing the established relevance of the biogenic share, which is linked mainly to natural rubber content.

According to Circle Economy’s first estimate, the global economy loses around €25.4 trillion per year due to avoidable value loss associated with linear material use. This is equivalent to almost 31% of global Gross Domestic Product (GDP). In simple terms: for every €3 of economic value created, about €1 is lost through waste, inefficiency, premature disposal, energy losses, or asset deterioration.

The newly signed agreements establish potential commercial pathways for two of the facility’s primary output streams, recovered steel and tire-derived oil, subject to validation through initial production runs and laboratory analysis.

The certifications confirm that the plants meet internationally recognized standards for sustainability, traceability, and greenhouse gas reporting. They also expand Gravita’s certified operational footprint, adding to the company’s Romania facility, which already holds both certifications.

A new research initiative by Curtin University in Australia is set to advance the role of pyrolysis in circular economy solutions, focusing on upgrading plastic-derived pyrolysis oil into sustainable aviation fuel (SAF)—a critical step in decarbonizing both the waste and aviation fuel sectors.

Lummus Technology, a global provider of process technologies and value-driven energy solutions, and InnoVent Renewables, a leader in sustainable tire recycling, today announced the signing of a master cooperation agreement (MCA) to jointly license and deploy InnoVent's proprietary continuous tire pyrolysis technology worldwide.

Weibold welcomes the renewed step by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to seek public comment on removing the reference to “pyrolysis/combustion units” from the definition of “municipal waste combustion unit” in the Other Solid Waste Incineration (OSWI) framework.