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Waste

Waste

Sunderland to host 'UK's greenest' waste tyre recycling plant

Norwegian developer Wastefront inks deal with council to begin building facility which turns waste tyres into chemical materials for fuel and rubber production in 2021

clock 21 August 2020 • 2 min read

Investment

'Future of fuel': Middlesbrough waste pellet plant secures funding boost

Waste Knot Energy project to produce 240,000 tonnes of fuel pellets each year offering alternative to coal in steel and cement manufacturing

clock 20 August 2020 • 2 min read

Technology

Green grips: Heineken switches plastic for compostable cardboard on beer multipacks

The innovation is now in place on UK cans of Foster's, Kronenbourg and Heineken, with the rest of Heineken's portfolio set to follow in 2021

clock 18 August 2020 • 2 min read

Energy

Kent heat and power plant becomes UK's first energy-from-waste CfD facility

Kemsley power station is designed to process 550,000 tonnes of waste per year to produce both electricity and heat

clock 14 August 2020 • 2 min read

Automotive

TRB Lightweight Structures inks £19m US deal to export EV battery parts made from waste

Deal with unnamed US engine producer represents major boost for Cambridgeshire firm that created the floors of the London Eye's pods and parts of Blackfriars Bridge

clock 14 August 2020 • 2 min read

Management

Selfridges unveils vision to 'reinvent retail' as it commits to new sourcing standards

Retailer's new 'Project Earth' initiative will see the firm work with its suppliers and brands to boost the sustainability credentials of its products as it works to become a more circular business by launching a range of in-store repair, recycle and...

clock 14 August 2020 • 4 min read

Waste

We should be mining e-waste - not the ground - for valuable and critical metals

The UK must develop facilities to extract valuable metals from electronic waste, or it risks falling behind growing global competition, argues Inprotec's Chris Oldroyd

clock 13 August 2020 • 5 min read

Waste

Plastic-free parenting: Pura co-founder Guy Fennell on launching a sustainable baby care brand in lockdown

Guy Fennell, cofounder of environmentally friendly baby wipe company Pura, talks to BusinessGreen about his plans to disrupt the wasteful baby care industry with kerbside nappy recycling and plastic-free baby wipes

clock 11 August 2020 • 7 min read

Transport

Trek ventures into bike grips made from fishing nets

Partnership with recycling firm Plastix will see maritime plastic waste repurposed into mountain bike grips

clock 10 August 2020 • 1 min read

Waste

Reusable coffee cups are back, says Starbucks

Company says that following 'rigorous testing' it is satisfied it can safely re-introduce reusable cup service across its EMEA branches as coronavirus lockdowns ease

clock 10 August 2020 • 1 min read
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