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The order follows the commissioning of a first washing line that has been in operation since the first quarter of 2024. With the installation of the additional line, the site’s processing capacity for post-consumer PET bottles will increase to a daily output of around 200 metric tons of rPET flakes.

The existing washing line processes post-consumer PET bottles into...


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Two briefings published by the European Environment Agency examine the implications of the new system and identify the policy conditions required for its implementation.

ETS2 is intended to contribute to the reduction of carbon dioxide emissions by applying the cap-and-trade principle to sectors that have so far remained outside the EU carbon market. By introducing...


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The documents address vehicles, refrigerators and temperature exchange equipment, as well as small appliances and ICT products. They are intended to support manufacturers in improving the recyclability of plastic components and preparing for forthcoming European regulatory requirements.

The guidelines build on developments from 2025, when RecyClass introduced the f...


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The proposal follows recommendations set out in the report led by former European Central Bank President Mario Draghi on the future competitiveness of the European economy. The IAA introduces targeted requirements for public procurement and public funding programmes that prioritise products manufactured in the EU or with low-carbon production standards. These criteria are in...


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According to the organisation, suppliers of Waste-to-Energy (WtE) technology contribute to the objectives of the Act through the development and manufacturing of equipment used in waste treatment and energy recovery.

Member companies of ESWET design and manufacture equipment used in Waste-to-Energy facilities that treat non-recyclable waste while recovering energy ...


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