A clip on the BBC News page has just alerted me to the fact that Ars Electronica in Linz, Austria, had an exciting exhibition showing what can be done with waste plastic:
“Repair” constituted the focal point at this year's Ars Electronica Festival, September 2-11, 2010, chiefly held at Tabakfabrik Linz.
What grabbed my imagination most strongly was a few seconds of window farming. For more on this, go to
http://www.windowfarms.org/
Showing posts with label plastic recycling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label plastic recycling. Show all posts
Thursday, 21 October 2010
Wednesday, 15 September 2010
Making Oil Out Of Plastic
Hi there
Does anyone out there know how far we have come in adopting processes of making energy out of our mountains of plastic waste?
Here's a video clip (from 2007) demonstrating how a company called Blest transforms waste plastic into fuel (sadly, something goes wrong with the sound about two thirds into the clip):
And here's another clip (from 2008) demonstrating pellets made from recycled plastic, cooking oil, wood chips and other materials. The product is designed to insulate the industry from volatile fossil fuel prices. The company (repla) claims that their PWF pellets can supply almost the same energy yield at half the going rate:
See also http://article.wn.com/view/WNAT2083CAEE60FA53F650758E687938BB1D/
Does anyone out there know how far we have come in adopting processes of making energy out of our mountains of plastic waste?
Here's a video clip (from 2007) demonstrating how a company called Blest transforms waste plastic into fuel (sadly, something goes wrong with the sound about two thirds into the clip):
And here's another clip (from 2008) demonstrating pellets made from recycled plastic, cooking oil, wood chips and other materials. The product is designed to insulate the industry from volatile fossil fuel prices. The company (repla) claims that their PWF pellets can supply almost the same energy yield at half the going rate:
See also http://article.wn.com/view/WNAT2083CAEE60FA53F650758E687938BB1D/
Labels:
blest,
plastic litter,
plastic recycling,
recycling
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)