The World has a problem: Plastic waste
Since 1950 approximately 8.3 billion tonnes of plastics have been produced to date, half of which in the last 13 years alone.
A Detriment to our Environment
Between 4.8 Mt to 12.7 Mt of plastic waste enter our ocean each year- around 10% stem from the maritime industry.
Linear plastic consumption: burden on our climate
Global virgin plastic production rates to represent 20% of the future global oil consumption and 15% of the global annual carbon budget by 2050.
PLASTIX - solution provider for plastic fiber waste
Tackling one of the most challenging plastic waste streams, our innovative technology and processes produce high-quality Green Plastics.
Green Plastics: A sustainable choice
Green Plastics are coined for their inherent sustainability and consist of mechanically recycled post-consumer or post-use waste streams.
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I har stadigvæk dansk tekst i Jeres jobbeskrivelse. Og den del med dansk tekst er kun en halv sætning. Håber, I finder de rette!
This is where our ocean green muggi originate. #recycledplastic #oceanplastic
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5 months ago
BMW Group successful in integrating PLASTIX’ OceanIX® rPP raw materials from maritime waste fibers into automotive parts.
BMW Group once again demonstrates its position as automotive industry’s frontrunner in integrating recycled raw materials, this time from mechanically recycled maritime waste fibers, thereby reducing the raw material carbon footprint significantly, while replacing virgin plastics.
All members of Team PLASTIX congratulates the visionary R&D Team from BMW Group for their engagement and willfull efforts insisting on integrating these maritime post consumer recyclates in their vehicle components.
Team PLASTIX look forward to continuing this amazing journey towards net zero emissions and increased circularity.
Congrats to BMW Group and all project partners involved.
Check out BMW's awesome video in previous post!
#sdg12, #sdg13, #sdg14, #sdg17, #GreenDeal #Circulareconomy #PCR #recycledplastics, #WFO, #DGMare, #Sustainbility, #GreenPlastics, #EUpol, #Climatechange, #IPCC, #Innovation, #Sustainabledevelopment, #recycledmaterials, #UNDP, #OECD, #UNEP, #DKgreen, #DKpol, #DKmedier, ... See MoreSee Less
Revolution in the car industry: Parts made from recycled fishing nets.
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Plastix A/S
5 months ago
BMW Group successful in integrating PLASTIX’ OceanIX® rPP raw materials from maritime waste fibers into automotive parts.
BMW Group once again demonstrates its position as automotive industry’s frontrunner in integrating recycled raw materials, this time from mechanically recycled maritime waste fibers, thereby reducing the raw material carbon footprint significantly, while replacing virgin plastics.
Team Plastix A/S congratulates the visionary R&D Team from BMW Group for their engagement and willfull efforts insisting on integrating these maritime post consumer recyclates in their vehicle components.
Team PLASTIX look forward to continuing this amazing journey towards net zero emissions and increased circularity.
Congrats to BMW Group and all project partners involved.
#sdg12, #sdg13, #sdg14, #sdg17, #GreenDeal #Circulareconomy #PCR #recycledplastics, #WFO, #DGMare, #Sustainbility, #GreenPlastics, #EUpol, #Climatechange, #IPCC, #Innovation, #Sustainabledevelopment, #recycledmaterials, #UNDP, #OECD, #UNEP, #DKgreen, #DKpol, #DKmedier, ... See MoreSee Less
Recycled fishing nets for the Neue Klasse.
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Så fedt at se ringene brede sig i vandet 👌😁
Godt nok er jeg ikke BMW fan men dette initiativ skal roses 💪🤩