DeAnne Toto

1 week ago | recyclingtoday.com | DeAnne Toto

Houston-based Engie North America, which describes itself as an energy company focused on long-term, efficient carbon-reducing solutions, says it will pilot a new precycling provision to incorporate solar panel and project component recycling into initial agreements at four projects. The approach, which is designed to improve Engie’s circularity, was developed in cooperation with solar panel recycling company Solarcycle, which is based in Mesa, Arizona.

1 week ago | recyclingtoday.com | DeAnne Toto

Steel Dynamics Inc., an electric arc furnace steelmaker headquartered in Fort Wayne, Indiana, has provided second quarter 2025 earnings guidance ranging from $2 to $2.04 per diluted share, which is nearly 39 percent higher than the company’s sequential first quarter 2025 earnings of $1.44 per diluted share. However, SDI’s 2024 second quarter earnings were $2.72 per diluted share, or 36 percent higher than what the company is projecting for the second quarter of 2025.

1 week ago | recyclingtoday.com | DeAnne Toto

Regenx Tech Corp., headquartered in Edmonton, Alberta, has provided an update on the status of the restart of operations at its new facility in Newport, Tennessee, which has been delayed as the company awaits its Air Pollution Control Construction permit from the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation. The company initially applied for the permit Dec. 18, 2024, and the department is required to issue the permit by July 7, at the latest.

2 weeks ago | recyclingtoday.com | DeAnne Toto

Electronics recycler Sunnking, headquartered in Brockport, New York, has added an Untha RS100 four-shaft shredder, doubling throughput and enhancing material quality, according to a news release from Untha, which is headquartered in Germany with a U.S. subsidiary, Untha America Inc., in Hampton, New Hampshire.

2 weeks ago | recyclingtoday.com | DeAnne Toto

Ewaste+, a Victor, New York-based provider of electronics recycling and information technology asset disposition (ITAD) services, has acquired Take 2 Recycling, a Waterbury, Connecticut-based electronics recycler, as part of its expansion strategy across the Northeast. Founded in 1995 and backed by private equity investment from the Sidereal Capital Group in Summit, New Jersey, Ewaste+ operates facilities in New York City, Rochester and Albany, New York.