Recycling
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Empa and Elantas develop a sandwich material for aircraft and train interiors combining lightweight performance, fire protection and end-of-life component recovery
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The European project coordinated by Politecnico di Milano has tested a mobile facility for on-site treatment and reprocessing of end-of-life composites, with a particular focus on GRP
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National University of Singapore researchers have developed a process that recovers both carbon fibres and epoxy resin to create lightweight materials for thermal insulation, sound absorption and oil spill clean-up
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This is the objective of the CLEAR project, funded by the Abruzzo Region (Italy) and launched by Comec Innovative together with three other companies (ACS, Addyx and Ud'Anet) and the University of L'Aquila
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The new thermoplastic material supports circular economy goals for industrial and mobility applications
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The partnership announced on June 25, 2026 aims to turn production waste into new energy and industrial applications
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VibraCORE technology reduces vibration to improve comfort and efficiency in road cycling
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From automated manufacturing to recyclability, carbon-fiber reinforced thermoplastics are reshaping aircraft design
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The objective is not alignment alone, but the development of enhanced, high-value recovery composite materials made from recycled carbon fibre that deliver meaningful structural performance
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An interesting contribution on the topic by three researchers and professors from the Universities of Bologna and Camerino
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From recycled carbon fiber to bio-based resins, high-performance automotive engineering integrates lightweight solutions with reduced environmental impact
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Goal: strengthen material recovery (already at 80%) and develop high-tech circular economy initiatives
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The German Institutes of Textile and Fiber Research Denkendorf (DITF) to promote the recycling of high-performance fibers such as carbon and glass fibers
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Hera unveils in Imola the first plant of this kind in Europe to operate on an industrial scale
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The ECCA will set and achieve targets on the use of recovered and recycled composites, develop standards for circular product design, and provide a forum for industry voices
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The object of the partnership is the carbon fibre recycled by Herambiente in the plant currently being opened in Imola (BO), the first of its kind in Italy
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The French specialists work together to match epoxy resin production and compatibility targets.
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This marks the start of full-scale testing of a future industrial carbon fibre recovery activity in the aerospace sector using advanced technologies
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The event will be held from 1 to 2 March 2023 in Berlin







