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Gradeall – a manufacturer of innovative tyre baling and recycling equipment from Nothern Ireland – highlights that this winter the skyrocketing energy prices pose threat to recyclers' income. For recycling companies whose energy bills are going through the roof, who have experiences over 500% increases in the past few years, Gradeall offer a cost-saving solution – their highly energy efficient MK2 Tyre Baler.   Gradeall report they have been making continuous improvements to their MK2 Tyre Balers for 15 years now to ensure maximum bale densities with minimum power input. The highly efficient, smart, low energy drawing power packs make solid PAS 108 tyre bales whilst helping keep energy costs of a tyre processor's baling operation as low as possible.

A Swedish tire pyrolysis equipment manufacturer and operator Scandinavian Enviro Systems and the French global tire manufacturer Michelin, have extended the letter of intent regarding a strategic partnership which was announced in April 2020. Initially the parties expected that a final agreement would have been reached by mid-year 2020, but the negotiations have been somewhat delayed, partly due to the ongoing pandemic. Therefore, Enviro and Michelin are prolonging the letter of intent until the end of October this year where both companies assess that they will be able to provide more details at the latest. Simultaneously the exclusivity agreement is also prolonged until October 31 this year.

On February 3, key local personnel from Scandinavian Enviro Systems and Antin Infrastructure Partners’ joint venture company Infiniteria, moved to the site outside Uddevalla where the joint venture company is establishing its first full-scale recycling plant. Among the personnel now starting to work from the site are Fredrik Alpner, Plant General Manager, along with about ten other key individuals.

Carlton Forest Group's continuous pyrolysis plant for end-of-life tyres has been shortlisted in two categories at the prestigious National Recycling Awards hosted by Material Recycling World. Carlton Forest Renewables, which will begin 24/7 operations imminently, say they have developed the unique technology over a period of years and has been shortlisted in the Team of the Year category and Innovation for equipment category.

Scandinavian Enviro Systems (Enviro) – a Swedish tire pyrolysis equipment manufacturer and operator – reports it has received an order for 60 tons of recovered carbon black from a major European tire manu-facturer in the premium segment. Reportedly, the tire manufacturer will use the carbon black for produc-tion tests as a step in its efforts to increase the proportion of recovered and renewable materials in their tires.

Weibold's team was recently enriched by a Senior Pyrolysis Consultant with a vast experience in the end-of-life tire pyrolysis business – Henry Kim. Henry Kim is a business executive professional, Co-Founder and Former CEO of Anothen WTE, a tire pyrolysis company operating in South Korea. Henry has over 20 years of business development experience with expertise in all aspects of resources and renewable energy, as well as solid waste management projects. He has fully managed several sizable tire pyrolysis factories worldwide from construction to operations to financial assessment and contract negotiations. Today, Henry is a recognized authority on renewable energy, resource recovery such as rCB production, municipality incinerating and environmental technologies, including their applications and product sales markets.

Phoenix Industries announced the successful completion of the first trial project with their PelletPAVE™ pelletized rubber modified binder. Approximately 150 mix tons of the rubber modified hot mix asphalt was produced and placed in Pahrump, Nevada.

Ecolomondo Corporation is pleased to announce that it has received and began the installation of its new milling line, as planned. The Company recently received the delivery of its new milling line purchased in August 2024. The Company has been preparing for the installation of the new milling line for several months to ensure its installation would be as seamless as possible.

Gradeall – a manufacturer of innovative tire baling and recycling equipment from Nothern Ireland – reports 2023 marked a year of unparalleled success for the companym which solidified its position as a leading provider in the waste management sector, especially tire recycling. Of note are Gradeall's gains in the American market with several new customers won in 2023. Renowned for its comprehensive array of tire balers, compactor machines, and cutting-edge tire recycling technology, Gradeall proudly extended its services across continents. From Ireland and the UK to the far reaches of Australia, North and South America, and Africa, Gradeall's machinery caters to a diverse range of manufacturing needs.