ZERMA and Telford Smith have been offering size reduction solutions for Australia’s recycling sector for the past 20 years.
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Tasmania launches Waste Tyre Reprocessing Grant Program
The Tasmanian Government has begun the expression of interest process for its Waste Tyre Reprocessing Grant Program: Roads to Resource Recovery.
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Eldan, Black Ram partner for custom shredder
Collaboration with Eldan Recycling has proven key for Black-Ram Recycling’s search for a custom shredder.
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TSA: Building a circular economy for used tyres in the NT
Only 12 per cent of used tyres are collected in the Northern Territory, compared to a national recovery rate of 72 per cent. That’s 4300 tonnes of used tyres buried in-pit, landfilled, stockpiled or illegally dumped each year.
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Australian Tyre Recyclers Association call to arms
Australia needs to increase the domestic market for tyre-derived fuel (TDF), according to Rob Kelman, Australian Tyre Recyclers Association (ATRA) Executive Officer.
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Chip Tyre, Telford Smith take tyre recycling to the next level
When David Mohr founded Chip Tyre in 1998, he was processing 2000 tonnes of heavy vehicle used tyres a year. He’s now churning through more than that every month.
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Clean Energy Group, BXB Technologies launch tyres-to-hydrogen project
Clean Energy Group has always strived to do things differently and stand out from the rest. Now it’s developing an end-to-end solution for tyre recycling in Australia.
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Tyrecycle CEO calls for domestic markets
A ban on the export of whole-baled tyres was crucial in changing the way Australia manages its waste. Jim Fairweather, Chief Executive Officer of Tyrecycle, says it’s now time to shift attention to creating a domestic market to encourage industry investment.
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New study into architectural use of end-of-life tyres
A new study by the University of South Australia (UniSA) has tested and verified the structural integrity of walls constructed from earth-packed end-of-life tyres.
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Work starts on WA tyre recycling plant
Western Australia’s Environment Minister Reece Whitby today turned the first sod on WA’s newest tyre recycling plant – a $7 million facility in the Jandakot Airport Industrial Estate.
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