Viva Energy Partners with Klean Industries to Explore Tyre-Recycling Facility in Melbourne

Reuters
14 Jul
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/VEA.AU">Viva Energy</a> Partners with Klean Industries to Explore Tyre-Recycling Facility in Melbourne

Viva Energy Group Ltd. has entered into a partnership with Klean Industries, a Canadian resource recovery and advanced recycling provider, to explore the creation of a tyre-recycling facility in Melbourne. The proposed facility would have the capacity to process up to 80,000 tonnes of used tyres annually. This collaboration aims to extract valuable products such as recovered carbon black, steel, and biogenic pyrolysis oil from tyres, with Viva Energy planning to process the biogenic pyrolysis oil at its Geelong Refinery. This initiative is a significant step towards advancing Australia's circular economy and producing lower-carbon fuels, aligning with global sustainability efforts.

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