High quality methylal from non-recyclable plastic waste by an improved Catalytic Hydro-Gasification Plasma(CHGP) processPlans for French value chain for ???advanced' reclaim of plastics film / Processing to begin in 2024
Plans for French value chain for ???advanced' reclaim of plastics film / Processing to begin in 2024Paris-based petrochemical group TotalEnergies (www.totalenergies.com) and French recycler Paprec (La Courneuve; www.paprec.com) have signed a long-term commercial agreement to develop a ???French value chain for advanced recycling??? of plastic film wastes.
Under the deal, Citeo (Paris; www.citeo.com) will provide a stream of flexible plastics waste sorted from post-consumer packaging for the Paprec Plastiques 80 plant in Amiens, France, where a sorting and preparation line will be built.
TotalEnergies will process waste provided by Paprec at its pyrolysis plant at Grandpuits (Photo: TotalEnergies)
TotalEnergies plans to process this French waste at its domestic pyrolysis plant in Grandpuits, where it will use the output to produce recycled plastics with the same properties as food-grade virgin plastics.
The plant ??? under construction by TotalEnergies as 60% owner and Plastic Energy (London; www.plasticenergy.com) as 40% shareholder ??? is expected to process 15,000 t/y of waste and become operational in 2024.
Related: Huge market potential for chemical recycling in FranceAll-PE pouch for food use suits recycling needs, partners sayTotalEnergies and Colines (Nibbia, Italy; www.colines.it) separately announced the successful proof of concept (POC) of an unlaminated and recyclable stand-up pouch for food-contact applications.
Currently, the market reference is composed of a multi-material film, resulting in non-recyclable packaging. The partners said the development of their pouch allowed for a decrease in packaging thickness.
The Machine Direction Orientation (MDO) film has been produced on the Colines??? Polycast cast line as well as the MDO line, providing a low-density sealing layer on one side and a high-density stiff layer on the other. The MDO-PE film formulation is composed of TotalEnergies??? Supertough and Lumicene brand PE grades.21.03.2023 Plasteurope.com [252448-0]
Under the deal, Citeo (Paris; www.citeo.com) will provide a stream of flexible plastics waste sorted from post-consumer packaging for the Paprec Plastiques 80 plant in Amiens, France, where a sorting and preparation line will be built.
TotalEnergies will process waste provided by Paprec at its pyrolysis plant at Grandpuits (Photo: TotalEnergies)
TotalEnergies plans to process this French waste at its domestic pyrolysis plant in Grandpuits, where it will use the output to produce recycled plastics with the same properties as food-grade virgin plastics.
The plant ??? under construction by TotalEnergies as 60% owner and Plastic Energy (London; www.plasticenergy.com) as 40% shareholder ??? is expected to process 15,000 t/y of waste and become operational in 2024.
Related: Huge market potential for chemical recycling in FranceAll-PE pouch for food use suits recycling needs, partners sayTotalEnergies and Colines (Nibbia, Italy; www.colines.it) separately announced the successful proof of concept (POC) of an unlaminated and recyclable stand-up pouch for food-contact applications.
Currently, the market reference is composed of a multi-material film, resulting in non-recyclable packaging. The partners said the development of their pouch allowed for a decrease in packaging thickness.
The Machine Direction Orientation (MDO) film has been produced on the Colines??? Polycast cast line as well as the MDO line, providing a low-density sealing layer on one side and a high-density stiff layer on the other. The MDO-PE film formulation is composed of TotalEnergies??? Supertough and Lumicene brand PE grades.21.03.2023 Plasteurope.com [252448-0]
» Publication Date: 21/03/2023
