Sustainability
Bolder Industries Inc., a circular economy company that produces recovered carbon black and tire pyrolysis oil from end-of-life tires, continues to draw attention from investors.
It's not just that Bridgestone Corp.'s biggest innovations could find their way into the market sooner, they can make the journey more sustainably too, thanks to the company's continued investment in digital tire development.
Hexpol Compounding Americas says it will continue to work toward sustainable solutions and a shorter, more manageable supply chain, even as the environmental regulatory landscape and automotive markets shift once again under a new administration.
Off the back of its $40 million fundraising announcement, end-of-life tire recycler Prism Worldwide is partnering with Sherwood Industries to incorporate sustainable TPEs into several products.
Finland-based Nokian Tyres P.L.C. is receiving recognition for the green business practices at its newest factory, earning ISCC Plus Certification at its facility in Oradea, Romania.
Bridgestone Corp., materials specialist Eneos Materials and EPC engineering company JGC Holdings are accelerating their collaboration toward the commercialization of tires made from plant-based synthetic rubber.
Orion S.A. has entered into a long-term supply agreement with Contec S.A. for tire pyrolysis oil for use in producing circular carbon black.
Material science firm R.D. Abbott has been serving the rubber industry since 1948. For its 75th anniversary in 2024, the company held an "Acts of Kindness" community service campaign.
SEAL Awards has recognized Olso, Norway-based silicone manufacturer Elkem Silicones with Environmental Initiative and Sustainable Product honors in its 2025 Business Sustainability Awards.
The head of the House Energy and Commerce Committee used a recent hearing to question EPA decision-making on regulating one type of advanced recycling technology.
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