
A former wind turbine blade is now part of the structure of a modular bridge.
The bridge design combines recycled thermoplastic and thermoset components.

The bridge design combines recycled thermoplastic and thermoset components.

The result was increased carbon yield after carbonization and a reduction in energy consumption.

Vattenfall aims to recycle 100% of decommissioned wind turbine blades by 2030.

The engineering team managed to reuse up to 70% recycled fiberglass to create more rigid composites.

The system allows tractors to operate autonomously 24/7 without the need for a driver in the cab.

By using aluminum instead of copper, manufacturers can reduce the overall weight of the vehicle, improving fuel efficiency and ultimately increasing range.

The new recycling plant will use expanded polystyrene waste to create recycled plastics.

The project partners hope to continue their research to achieve more favorable results in the future.

Heavy-duty transport fleets using these hubs will see a significant return on their investment, achieving significant long-term fuel savings.

The cement sector is responsible for 8% of global CO₂ emissions, according to the World Economic Forum.

The company strengthens its commitment to sustainability by offering a product with a lower carbon footprint.

Boston Metal validates the scalability of its MOE cell to produce emissions-free steel and transform the steel industry.