Recycling of engineering plastics needs mix of technologies
Engineering plastics pose special challenges for recycling.

Engineering plastics pose special challenges for recycling.

The consequences of climate change are increasingly affecting infrastructures, material flows and the supply of secondary raw materials.

The expansion of electromobility is crucial for the decarbonisation of the transport sector.

The wear liner on a belt conveyor transfer point is essentially considered a sacrificial layer.

A study conducted by FH Münster in cooperation with BRT HARTNER has examined the influence of different material infeed systems on fire safety in sorting plants for lightweight packaging from the Dual System Germany (DSD).

The European research and innovation project PACE has launched a flagship initiative to demonstrate the industrial-scale production of bio-based chemicals from potato juice.

Renewable energy accounted for 26.2% of the European Union's gross final energy consumption in 2025, according to provisional data from Eurostat.

In addition to the intended effects, measures to promote the circular economy can also have unintended effects that undermine political objectives or cause new conflicting goals.

Residual waste sorting is becoming an increasingly important element of modern resource management.

The RE-CELL research project is developing structural batteries from recycled carbon fibre for use in the aviation industry.