United Kingdom – Severn Trent, one of the leading water companies in the UK, plans to develop the world’s first carbon neutral waste treatment plant in Staffordshire.
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Turkey – Nanografen, a partner of Graphene Flagship in Turkey, is making significant strides in producing graphene from waste tyres with the goal of improving recycling systems and making automotive vehicles more eco-friendly.
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The Netherlands – OCI Global has partnered with Petrofac to develop a new technology for the gasification of household waste.
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Denmark – Aker Carbon Capture has been selected to conduct a test campaign and feasibility study at Fortum Waste Solutions’ Nyborg, Denmark facility.
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Japan – Iwatani Corporation, Toyota Tsusho Corporation, and JGC Holdings Corporation have inked a preliminary agreement to investigate a joint venture in the Nagoya Port area of Aichi Prefecture to produce low-carbon hydrogen utilizing waste plastic gasification facilities.
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United States – Wood, a British multinational engineering and consulting business, has secured a new contract to provide engineering, procurement, and construction management (EPCM) services for Igneo Technologies’ new e-waste metals recovery facility in Savannah, Georgia.
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United Kingdom – The UK government has granted £220,000 to the University of Aberdeen’s School of Engineering to support a project that aims to develop a new method of producing hydrogen from organic waste as part of the energy transition.
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Italy – The basic engineering contract for a waste to methanol and hydrogen plant to be located in Empoli, Italy, has been awarded by Alia Servizi Ambientalia to Maire Tecnimont’s MyRechemical.
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United Kingdom – Off the coast of Copeland, Cumbria, the first marine geophysical survey will start in order to collect information about the rock structure and aid in the search for a suitable location for a geological disposal facility (GDF).
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United Kingdom – The Rivenhall Integrated Waste Management Facility (IWMF) and Energy Centre project in Essex, United Kingdom, has been awarded to Hitachi Zosen Inova (HZI), a global green-tech company.
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