SWINDON, 23rd NOVEMBER 2016 – Recycling Technologies today announced that Paul Hodges, a trusted adviser to major global chemical companies and the investment community, has joined the Recycling Technologies Board as a Non-Executive Director. Paul has worked in the chemical industry for 30 years having initially spent 17 years as a senior executive with one …
At the World Economic Forum, the Ellen MacArthur Foundation and McKinsey recently published a report, “The New Plastic Economy,” which found that: Globally, only 10% of the plastic produced is recycled; the 311 million tonnes produced in 2014 is set to double over the next 20 years; and by 2025, there will be 1 tonne …
Recycling Technologies has been shortlisted for the CIWM’s Open Sky Award for Demonstrating Project Innovation SWINDON, 11 OCTOBER – Recycling Technologies has been shortlisted for an innovation award in the Chartered Institution of Wastes Management (CIWM) Sustainability and Resource Awards. The CIWM Awards are the most prestigious in the industry and are judged as respected experts …
SWINDON, 11 OCTOBER 2016 – Swindon-based Recycling Technologies has been selected to exhibit at a leading UK innovation exhibition showcasing the most cutting edge innovations from businesses from across the country. Recycling Technologies is one of 100 companies nationwide to be selected to showcase its innovations to over 2,500 attendees at Innovate 2016 on November …
Recycling Technologies selected to participate in Unreasonable Impact, an accelerator programme for entrepreneurs tackling global challenges Unreasonable Impact is the first social and environmentally focused accelerator programme that boosts entrepreneurs across multiple geographies GLOUCESTER, SEPTEMBER 30, 2016 – Unreasonable Impact, the first international network of accelerators focused on scaling up entrepreneurial solutions to pressing societal …
A new research project in the UK is testing whether residual waste plastic could be turned into an alternative fuel to power ship engines. If successful, the new fuel could prove a cleaner and cheaper substitute for heavy fuel oil, a highly toxic substance currently dominating the marine fuel market… The article was featured on …
By Adrian Haworth, Sales and Marketing Director, Recycling Technologies SWINDON 23 SEPTEMBER 2016. Plastic has a significant role to play in achieving a sustainable future. Global production has topped 300 million metric tons per annum, a figure expected to double in the next 20 years. However, the systems for dealing with plastic waste lag significantly …
Adrian Griffiths was interviewed by Karen Gardener of BBC Radio Wiltshire for a spot in her afternoon programme ‘Wiltshire Wow’ where she came back for a second look at the company’s progress and the latest stage of the project. Listen to the interview online: BBC Radio Wiltshire Clip – Wiltshire Wow with Karen Gardner