Carbon Capture and Utilisation (CCU) Report
On the benefits and advantages of CCU, the Nova Institute has published a recent background report.
Cooperation for plastics that are difficult to recycle
The environmental services provider Prezero and the mineral oil and gas group Shell want to work together to advance the chemical recycling of plastics that are difficult to recycle.
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Sven Weihe takes over interim management of pro-K
Following the sudden death of Chief Executive Ralf Olsen, Sven Weihe has been appointed as interim successor.
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New minimum standard for recyclable design
The Central Agency Packaging Register (ZSVR) has submitted a draft update of the minimum standard for recyclable packaging design.
New head of communications at Plastics Europe Germany
Bettina Dempewolf heads communications for the Plastics Producers Association in Germany.
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New recycling plant for polystyrene waste
A mechanical recycling plant with a capacity of 40,000 tons per year of PS waste is to be built in Krefeld, Germany.
New bicycle bags from scrap tires
The material of the bag offered by Baesiq is a mass-balanced polyamide from BASF, which is obtained from the pyrolysis of used tires.
EU Commission: Legal act for new taxonomy criteria
The technical criteria are intended to concretise the EU's overarching Taxonomy Regulation from 2020.
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ZSVR publishes updated packaging catalogue
The Central Agency Packaging Register has updated and expanded the catalogue for determining the system participation obligation of packaging.
Pilot projects: Returning reusable containers everywhere
In the Munich area and in the cities of Mainz and Wiesbaden, the simplified return of reusable to-go containers is to be tested in local restaurants.
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