All wind turbine blades could now be recyclable thanks to new breakthrough
Vestas has unveiled a brand-new chemical process that could lead to all wind turbine blades becoming recyclable.
Vestas has unveiled a brand-new chemical process that could lead to all wind turbine blades becoming recyclable.
How we can reduce the environmental impact of lighting by adopting sustainable, circular economy principles.
Recolight has announced two new initiatives to support and encourage reuse in the lighting sector, avoiding the need to recycle.
Siemens Gamesa has become the first company to debut a commercially-available wind turbine blade that can be recycled at the end of its life.
Waste luminaires have achieved an impressive 83% recyclability rating in a study commissioned by Recolight.
The University of Strathclyde has come up with a new process to recycle the glass-reinforced polymer composites in wind turbine blades.
A record number of companies joined Recolight’s WEEE scheme in 2020, with three more firms switching to the scheme in January 2021.
Recolight has hit a milestone, with the company having funded the recycling of a third of a billion lights since 2007.
Material Focus has released a new report detailing the scale of electrical waste in the UK, with 1.45 million tonnes produced each year.
For organisations providing essential services during the coronavirus crisis, Recolight has announced help with storage of additional waste, while the Environment Agency has published guidance for sites that may exceed their permits during the current lockdown period.
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