1. Challenges Faced The client’s region has a large amount of scrap tires, but their economic value is low, mainly reflected in: Low profit margins from primary carbon black recovered from tires (selling at only 1.5–1.8 USD/KG); Limited local market for carbon black, further constraining profit growth; Inability to recover other high-value by-products, capping overall … Read more
1. Project Background & Challenge The Indonesian customer is a coconut processing enterprise committed to sustainable production system. However, in the traditional hookah charcoal manufacturing process, they face several challenges, including: Unstable charcoal quality Low automation levels result in inefficient production and output that cannot meet market demand 2. Goals for Change The customer aims … Read more
1. Project Background & Challenges The South African customer operates in the smelting industry and faces two main challenges: A large amount of non-recyclable plastic and tyres accumulates at the factory. High fuel costs in smelting negatively impact efficiency and profitability, requiring a more cost-effective alternative. 2. Goals for Change To address these challenges, the … Read more
1. Project Background & Challenges Over 80% of the UAE’s land is desert. The country has long faced land degradation and poor soil fertility. Desertification restricts local agricultural production. It also threatens the environment and food security. The UAE client needed a scientific, effective, and verifiable soil improvement technology. It had to work within a … Read more
1. Challenges Faced This U.S. client faces the challenge of low-value utilization of agricultural residues (almond shells). Traditional treatment methods such as low-price sales or open burning not only generated minimal economic returns but also ran counter to sustainability goals. 2. Goals for Change Recognizing the vast potential of biochar carbon removal, the client decides … Read more
1. Challenges Faced In Nigeria, a leading waste recycling company faces a growing challenge with end-of-life tyres. It needs to process at least 4,000 tonnes every year. These non-biodegradable tyres occupy land for long periods. They also create serious environmental risks, such as fire hazards and breeding grounds for disease vectors. Traditional methods like landfilling … Read more
Corsair has made strong progress at its plastic waste chemical recycling facility in Finland. Three plastic pyrolysis machines have been successfully installed, with seven more currently under construction. Once completed, the project will further strengthen Corsair’s role as a key player in Europe’s chemical recycling of plastic waste. Some Installation Details of Plastic Pyrolysis Project … Read more
A set of Beston’s large-scale BST-50 biochar production equipment has been successfully shipped to the United States, marking another significant step forward in a major carbon removal initiative in the country. This collaboration highlights Beston’s outstanding environmental solutions in the global green and low-carbon sector and further advances North America’s practical efforts toward sustainable development … Read more
Recently, a plastic pyrolysis machine has been installed and meticulously debugged in Morocco. The Moroccan plastic recycling project has flawlessly navigated through all delivery phases as per the original plan. Beston Group’s installation engineer has successfully completed the tasks. Below are some details on the project site. Key Installation Stages of the Plastic Pyrolysis Plant … Read more
A BST-50 biochar machine has been shipped from the Beston Group factory to Indonesia. This is the second order from the same customer, highlighting their trust in our equipment. Now please find more details. Details of Palm Waste Recycling Project in Indonesia This Indonesian customer is involved in the palm processing industry. They are facing … Read more