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Industry briefing
Selected recycling and waste-plant news · Checked 12 November 2026 · Publication dates shown below
Carbon capture · Sweden
EU agency CINEA reports that INNOZHERO has secured its final investment decision. The project aims to capture around 200,000 tonnes of CO₂ annually at the existing Filbornaverket waste-to-energy plant.
Read source: CINEA · European Commission ↗Battery recycling · Germany
The company says its demonstration plant has supplied recycled lithium carbonate to a German ceramics customer, marking a step from process validation toward recurring industrial supply.
Read source: tozero company release · Press Release News ↗Plastics recycling · Finland
Technology supplier Impact Recycling reports that the Hyvinkää facility has opened with BOSS sorting technology and annual capacity for 50,000 tonnes of waste plastic.
Read source: Impact Recycling · Technology supplier ↗WastePlant Answers
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