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Tire pyrolysis company Pyrolyx A.G. has delisted from the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) as well as the Dusseldorf and Frankfurt stock markets following a prolonged closure of its processing plants in the U.S. and Germany. In a trading update, Pyrolyx said it had delisted from ASX following "failure to pay its annual listing fees by the due date." In addition, the company said it had notified German markets on Aug. 21 about delisting and said it expected the delisting to be effective by the end of that month.

The German online magazine “Recycling Magazine” reports about a new generation of asphalt that recycles 10 used tires into every ton of the road surfacing product. The product is being laid on Gold Coast streets in a world-first trial, the magazine says. The innovative rubberized asphalt which uses recycled end-of-life tires, known as Carbonmastic, developed by Australian companies Austek Asphalt Production and Pearl Global, could potentially lead to millions of tyres each year being redirected from landfill.

Bolder Industries – an American renowned tire pyrolysis operator and recovered carbon black producer – has been granted two tax abatements by the Terre Haute City Council for setting up a new pyrolysis plant in the city. Bolder Industries Inc. is investing $40 million in the former Pyrolyx USA plant to start a used tire recycling operation.

In a recent press release, Mars Mineral – an American manufacturer of pelletizing technology – announced the appointment of William Booher as new technical sales and product applications manager. He has more than 25 years of experience in the specialty chemical and metals industries, most recently as the director of sales and marketing for a tooling and wear parts manufacturer. William Booher graduated from Youngstown State University with a bachelor's degree in chemistry. Booher's new role at Mars Mineral will involve both technical sales and after-sale support in addition to demonstrating the effectiveness of the company's pelletizing technology. Additionally, he will supervise these relationships, put strategic sales and marketing plans into action, and promote the Mars Mineral brand internationally.

Tire pyrolysis equipment manufacturer Klean Industries Inc. has announced that it is expanding its partnership with Reoil, which uses patented tire pyrolysis technology to develop sustainable industrial solutions for end-of-life tires. Klean Industries Inc. designs and builds projects for processing hydrocarbon-based waste, such as end-of-life tires.

At the 2020 Tyre Recycling Forum speakers will shed light on pyrolysis and rubber devulcanization industries. Tyromer’s leading experts will take part in discussions and will tell about developments of their US-based project. Organizers anticipate an ETRMA speaker to reveal the state of the EU market, and Peter Taylor will share his insights about the UK market amid Brexit concerns.

Zeppelin Systems – the company that specializes in the design, construction, and technological upgrading of industrial plants – has secured the engineering contract for the construction of ReOil's second pyrolysis plant in Poland. Set to commence in February 2024, the large-scale facility, covering 27 acres, will have the capacity to recycle 60,000 tonnes of old tires annually.

Policy Times Chamber of Commerce (PTCC) and Tyre & Rubber Recyclers Association of India (TRRAI) are organizing the 2nd World Sustainability Summit 2023 on "End-of-Life Tire Management: Past Experiences & Future Perspectives" on the occasion of ”World Environment Day” at Crowne Plaza Mayur Vihar Noida, New Delhi, on Saturday June 10, 2023. Franklin Raj, a pyrolysis business analyst, will participate in the Summit on behalf of Weibold’s team.

A Florida-based tire pyrolysis company Aether International Renewable Energy is going to launch a new facility near Sunset, Louisianna. According to the article by The Advocate, the new 125,000-square-foot business unit is expected to create up to 65 new jobs. Aether International Renewable Energy will use end-of-life tires to produce environment-friendly industrial commodities. According tp the same article by The Advocate, the new pyrolysis plant could be ready for operation as soon as summer 2023. It will include space for production, office, shipping and a lab for continued research into renewable energy technology.