The Value Path of Scrap – Part 1
Not all end-of-life scrap is equal. If an end-of-life car is simply flattened, baled, and thrown straight into the shredder, […]
Not all end-of-life scrap is equal. If an end-of-life car is simply flattened, baled, and thrown straight into the shredder, […]
Why do scrap grades control scrap flows, customers and discounts? Clean, well-sorted scrap with known composition and very low contaminants
Indonesia is the engine of nickel supply. Production there has been ramping up fast, and that primary metal has set
The concept of measuring unidentified aluminium available for use, which has been left in place, stockpiled or abandoned, is of
There is increasing interest in the concept of revealing unidentified copper tonnage available for use. This is material that is
In theory, copper can be recycled indefinitely, and still maintain its intrinsic values such as conductivity and malleability. However, for
Herewith, a peek into Critical Raw Materials (CRMs) substitution. Driven by a range of factors, CRMs are increasingly under the
In order to lower intensity in demand for Critical Raw Materials (CRMs), recycling is an obvious and desirable route forward.
The Nickel Recycling Business is Shaped by its Applications Nickel’s recycling pathways are strongly shaped by the end-use sector, since