Michelin partners with Sweden's Enviro to transform tyres into raw materials

Cecilia Keating
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Discussions are ongoing between the two companies, and a final agreement is expected by mid-2020.

Michelin has inked a deal with Scandinavian tyre recycler Enviro that will see the company scale up the deployment of an energy-efficient technology that uses pyrolysis, or heating without air, to recycle...

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