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May 10th, 2010
Carbon Green Pushes into the Crowded Tire Recycling Field
Abstract:
Carbon Green is pursuing the carbon black angle, by processing char into a nanoparticle material that meets EU standards for a carbon black substitute. The company also claims that its recovered steel is commercial grade. In addition, Carbon Green claims that its process recovers oil that is the equivalent of #2 diesel oil, which can be used to generate electricity, along with a clean-burning syngas that can power the recycling facilities or be sold for carbon credits. With an estimated 10 billion scrap tires stockpiled globally and another billion coming into the waste stream every year, Carbon Green certainly will not lack for feedstock.
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gas2.org
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