iQ Renew & Licella Sign MOU with Oji Fibre Solutions, New Zealand
iQ Renew and Licella have signed a MOU with pulp, paper and packaging business, Oji Fibre Solutions (OjiFS) of NZ.
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The chemical recycling technology that might unlock a plastic neutral Australia
A breakthrough technology that turns plastics back into oil is now commercially viable, with the potential for 80 plants throughout Australia.
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Timor-Leste to become plastics-neutral using Cat-HTR
The Government of Timor-Leste signed an MoU for the development of a Cat-HTR™ plant that will allow Timor-Leste to become the first ‘plastic neutral’ country in the world.
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New project produces tiles from recycled glass and coffee cups
iQ Renew are creating tiles from recovered glass blended with coffee cups, coffee grinds and textiles.
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Planet Ark: Recycling is not a con. Here's why
Planet Ark: Recycling is not a con, and here is why…
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iQ Renew feature in Bioenergy International
Bioenergy International features iQ Renew and Stop Waste.
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iQ Renew featured in Biofuels Digest
The Biofuels Digest “Licella continues to find very interesting partners to commercialize its technology”
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iQ Renew merges with Stop Waste
iQ Renew has merged with Stop Waste – to become one of the first companies globally to combine physical and chemical recycling.
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