This article contains paid for content produced in collaboration with Winn & Coales (Denso) Ltd. On recent revisits to two Steelcoat 100/400™ System app ...

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03.05.2024

If you build it... | Envirotec

“People were willing to compost garden waste if they were given the bins to do so." Will they come? A new study explores the effects of kerbside compos ...

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03.05.2024

UK pump specialist joins bigger group | Envirotec

This article contains paid for content produced in collaboration with MegaGroup. MegaGroup Trade Holding BV, the holding company of wholesalers of water tec ...

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03.05.2024

Instrument represents “the future of gas analysis” | Envirotec

The QGA 2.0. This article contains paid for content produced in collaboration with Hiden Analytical. Hiden Analytical, a global leader in quadrupole mass sp ...

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03.05.2024

New flue solution for VOCs | Envirotec

Flue gas ducts: The system could be deployed in many industries as an effective gas treatment method, suggests Dr Suhan Kim. A green technology for eliminat ...

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03.05.2024

New COO for PFAS removal expert | Envirotec

This article contains paid for content produced in collaboration with Puraffinity. Puraffinity, which develops precision technology for the removal of PFAS ...

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03.05.2024

Counting the microns | Envirotec

Now considered the world's leading environmental risk factor, the striking fact about PM2.5 is how little of the world's populace manages to escap ...

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03.05.2024

Digestate processing | Envirotec

Biogas is delivered by pipeline from the plant in Vogtland, Saxony. In March, a German agricultural firm commissioned one of Weltec Biopower's Kumac di ...

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03.05.2024

The nose that everyone knows | Envirotec

With advances in chip technology, odour sensors could become a commonplace feature of devices such as mobile phones. Seemingly significant strides with the ...

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03.05.2024

Retention ponds can reduce tyre particle pollution | Envirotec

Retention ponds and wetlands constructed as part of major road schemes can reduce the quantities of tyre particles entering the aquatic environment by an av ...

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02.05.2024

Data scarcity challenges identification of endocrine disruptors | Envirotec

Test tubes in close-up (image credit: Stoyko Sabotanov, CC BY 4.0 license). Lack of data from the chemical industry in the EU often prevents the assessment ...

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02.05.2024

Electricity networks accelerate potential connection dates of over 200 clean energy projects | Envirotec

7.8GW of clean energy projects, more than double the output of Hinkley Point C nuclear power station, have had their connection offer dates brought forward ...

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01.05.2024

Hydrogen electrolyser projects see 55 GW surge in 6 months | Envirotec

The global pipeline for hydrogen electrolyser projects has surged by a staggering 55.2 GW in six months, as reported in the latest Q2 2024 European Hydrogen ...

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26.04.2024

DRS to be delayed until 2027 | Envirotec

Wales plans to press on with the inclusion of glass in its own scheme. The UK government has announced a delay to the scheduled October 2025 start date of a ...

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26.04.2024

Report details China’s complex energy landscape and its enormous green energy shift | Envirotec

Heyuan Queyashan Wind Farm in Guangdong. Wind is China’s largest source of electricity after coal and hydropower, delivering 9.4% of the total electricity s ...

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26.04.2024

EU rules compel manufacturers to make repair easier | Envirotec

The European Parliament voted on 23 April to adopt new rules on the so-called “right to repair” for consumers, which aim to make it easier and more cost-eff ...

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25.04.2024

Beyond the Stockholm Convention: new regulations targeting forever chemicals | Envirotec

A proposal to ban the manufacture, import and use of PFAS in Europe, with a few exceptions, is currently being debated at the European Commission. Sona Dadh ...

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25.04.2024

AI-powered recycling startup raises £1.65m to solve material sorting gap | Envirotec

Sorted's founding team, from left to right: Edward Rosten, Arthur Goujon (CTO), Luis Espinosa (CEO), Kate Pleteneva & Robin Brown. London-based rec ...

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24.04.2024

Chitty-chitty-pop-bang! Are noise cameras ready to tackle UK traffic? | Envirotec

Speed cameras: Lessons learned in this space are informing the roll-out of noise cameras Noise camera technology is ready to be deployed for monitoring urba ...

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24.04.2024

Regret over target climbdown | Envirotec

The Scottish Parliament. Commentators expressed disappointment at the Scottish government's 19 April decision to abandon its target to reduce greenhous ...

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24.04.2024

Call for clarity on DEFRA plan to withhold air quality funding | Envirotec

The Environmental Industries Commission’s Air Quality Taskforce has called for greater clarity on the future of the Air Quality Grant scheme following the n ...

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23.04.2024

All-Energy & Dcarbonise caring for the environment

All-Energy 2024, the UK’s largest renewable and low energy exhibition and conference, brings together key stakeholders actively involved in engineering a net zero future. Held 15-16 May at Glasgow’s SEC.

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19.04.2024

Cooling conjecture: cloud engineering could be more promising than previously believed | Envirotec

Cloud ‘engineering’ could be more effective for climate cooling than previously thought, because of the increased cloud cover produced, new research seems t ...

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19.04.2024

Circular pallets scheme gears up for May rollout | Envirotec

Recyclable pallets initiative The Pallet LOOP says it is manufacturing tens of thousands of its distinctive bright green, circular economy pallets in readin ...

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19.04.2024

Using metal waste as a catalyst for making green hydrogen | Envirotec

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LFo3JeXsUo A group from the University of Nottingham say they have found a way to transform metal waste into a highly effic ...

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19.04.2024

Are there VOCs lurking in water-based paints? | Envirotec

Water-based paints may create less of a stink, but some still contain chemicals flagged as potentially hazardous, according to new research. Water-based pai ...

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18.04.2024

Training for repair work in explosive environments: Courses get a refresh | Envirotec

The Association for Electrical and Mechanical Trades (AEMT) has revised and relaunched its internationally acclaimed Ex Repair course for individuals involv ...

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18.04.2024

Final keynote speaker announced for Europump annual meeting in May | Envirotec

Carolynn Bernier, Research Engineer at CEA, and the consortium coordinator of the CIRPASS project. Europump (the European Pump Association), which represent ...

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18.04.2024

Group fine-tunes portable sensor for detecting water-borne PFAS below EU threshold | Envirotec

The sensor can be used for on-site analysis. A startup developing specialized biosensors, Grapheal, and the EDYTEM laboratory*, have announced the fine-tuni ...

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18.04.2024

High Court agrees to hear legal challenge over Gove’s green homes ‘roadblock’ | Envirotec

The High Court has given the green light for a judicial review of Michael Gove’s policy on green homes. Campaigners say the barriers he is putting in the wa ...

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17.04.2024

PAS 402 certification is Scottish standout for Perthshire waste management firm | Envirotec

(left to right): Guy MacGregor Binn Group Head of Business, John Logan Director The Green Compass Scheme, Audrey Duckworth Binn Group Head of Environment, A ...

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17.04.2024

Hydrogen uncertainty could delay uptake of low-carbon heating | Envirotec

Home hydrogen heating concept. Without clear evidence on hydrogen's role in home heating, the development of other low-carbon alternatives could be del ...

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17.04.2024

Geospatial platform at London Gatwick provides environmental insights | Envirotec

London Gatwick is using the geospatial platform to support its Biodiversity Action Plan. London Gatwick has created a new geospatial platform, said to be al ...

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17.04.2024

Infrastructure transformation enables World Ski Championship region to manage waste sustainably | Envirotec

Industrial equipment firm Atlas Copco writes. Hosting an international sporting event may bring much-needed revenue to local communities, but it also brings ...

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17.04.2024

Island bats are valuable allies for farmers | Envirotec

Madeira pipistrelle (aka Pipistrellus maderensis). Image credit: Eva-Nobrega. The 17th April is international bat appreciation day and a new study has highl ...

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17.04.2024

New tech for removal of multiple pharmaceuticals from wastewater

Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs) are notoriously difficult to remove from wastewater. Traditional water treatment systems do not easily remove APIs from water, so pharmaceutical companies often have to resort to high-cost incineration instead.

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16.04.2024

Switch to green wastewater infrastructure could reduce emissions and provide huge savings | Envirotec

A group of researchers says they have shown that a transition to green wastewater-treatment approaches in the US, away from greywater treatment, could save ...

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16.04.2024

New service aims to help textile producers meet EPR regulations | Envirotec

Reconomy says its ‘Re-use’ loop is already trusted to manage over 96 million product returns a year for major fashion and homewares brands, demonstrating a ...

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16.04.2024

Webinar intended to raise awareness of green skills gap | Envirotec

Environmental Services & Solutions Expo (ESS), an annual event for the environmental services industry, has announced the launch of a webinar aimed at a ...

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16.04.2024

€5.6 million EU-funded project aims to mainstream remanufacturing | Envirotec

Aerospace is one of the sectors targeted by the CREDIT project. A Horizon Europe-funded project is attempting to build a digital platform that will facilita ...

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Denso Steelcoat™ Systems standing the test of time in Pipebridge revisits | Envirotec

If you build it... | Envirotec

UK pump specialist joins bigger group | Envirotec

Instrument represents “the future of gas analysis” | Envirotec

New flue solution for VOCs | Envirotec

New COO for PFAS removal expert | Envirotec

Counting the microns | Envirotec

Digestate processing | Envirotec

The nose that everyone knows | Envirotec

Retention ponds can reduce tyre particle pollution | Envirotec

Data scarcity challenges identification of endocrine disruptors | Envirotec

Electricity networks accelerate potential connection dates of over 200 clean energy projects | Envirotec

Hydrogen electrolyser projects see 55 GW surge in 6 months | Envirotec

DRS to be delayed until 2027 | Envirotec

Report details China’s complex energy landscape and its enormous green energy shift | Envirotec

EU rules compel manufacturers to make repair easier | Envirotec

Beyond the Stockholm Convention: new regulations targeting forever chemicals | Envirotec

AI-powered recycling startup raises £1.65m to solve material sorting gap | Envirotec

Chitty-chitty-pop-bang! Are noise cameras ready to tackle UK traffic? | Envirotec

Regret over target climbdown | Envirotec

Call for clarity on DEFRA plan to withhold air quality funding | Envirotec

All-Energy & Dcarbonise caring for the environment

Cooling conjecture: cloud engineering could be more promising than previously believed | Envirotec

Circular pallets scheme gears up for May rollout | Envirotec

Using metal waste as a catalyst for making green hydrogen | Envirotec

Are there VOCs lurking in water-based paints? | Envirotec

Training for repair work in explosive environments: Courses get a refresh | Envirotec

Final keynote speaker announced for Europump annual meeting in May | Envirotec

Group fine-tunes portable sensor for detecting water-borne PFAS below EU threshold | Envirotec

High Court agrees to hear legal challenge over Gove’s green homes ‘roadblock’ | Envirotec

PAS 402 certification is Scottish standout for Perthshire waste management firm | Envirotec

Hydrogen uncertainty could delay uptake of low-carbon heating | Envirotec

Geospatial platform at London Gatwick provides environmental insights | Envirotec

Infrastructure transformation enables World Ski Championship region to manage waste sustainably | Envirotec

Island bats are valuable allies for farmers | Envirotec

New tech for removal of multiple pharmaceuticals from wastewater

Switch to green wastewater infrastructure could reduce emissions and provide huge savings | Envirotec

New service aims to help textile producers meet EPR regulations | Envirotec

Webinar intended to raise awareness of green skills gap | Envirotec

€5.6 million EU-funded project aims to mainstream remanufacturing | Envirotec

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