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THE ROLE OF SORTING AND RECYCLING TECHNOLOGIES IN THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY Oliver Lambertz Gteborg October 2018 DID YOU KNOW? By 2025 solid waste generation will increase by 70% compared to 2010 levels 32% of all plastic packaging made


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Oliver Lambertz Göteborg October 2018

THE ROLE OF SORTING AND RECYCLING TECHNOLOGIES IN THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY

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DID YOU KNOW?

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  • By 2025 solid waste generation will

increase by 70% compared to

2010 levels

  • 32% of all plastic packaging made

ends up in nature every year

  • 20% of plastic packaging could be

profitably re-used and 50%

could be profitably recycled if designed for after use systems

  • Continuing current practices there

will be more plastic than fish in the ocean by 2050

Sources: Wrap, Ellen McArthur Foundation, World Bank

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Who is TOMRA? The Circular Economy The New Plastics Economy Waste sorting Closing remarks

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Who is TOMRA? TOMRA (Sorting) and the Circular Economy TOMRA and the NPE Closing remarks

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Potatoes, vegetables, nuts, fruit, dried fruit, seeds, grains, meat, gummies, seafood, tobacco

FOOD

Packaging, municipal solid waste, thermoplastics, paper, commercial & industrial waste, e-scrap, aluminum

RECYCLING

Industrial minerals, gems, precious metals, ferrous metals, non-ferrous metals, fuels

MINING

TOMRA SORTING

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High-tech sensors to identify objects Precise ejection by air jets or mechanical fingers Feeding of unsorted material High-speed processing of information (material, shape, size, color, defect, damage and location of objects)

SORTING PRINCIPLE

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Who is TOMRA? The Circular Economy The New Plastics Economy Central MSW Sorting Closing remarks

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THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY ‘’EVERYTHING IS AN INPUT TO EVERYTHING ELSE”

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For the first time we see a Push and Pull in Recycling market

CONSUMER AWARENESS LEGISLATION PUSH MARKET PULL Demand for recycled materials

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Circular Economy is the name of the game

MUCH MORE RECYCLING WILL BE NEEDED SORTING AND RECYCLING FROM DIFFERENT SOURCES CONTENT WILL CHANGE E.G SIMPLER PACKAGING DESINGNED FOR RE-USE AND RECYCLING NEW PLAYERS WILL EMERGE E.G. VIRGIN PLASTIC PRODUCERS PART OF RECYCLING SINCE THIS IS „NEW“, THOUGHT LEADERS ARE WELCOME!

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Regulators take action: EU has high ambitions to transform the challenge into an opportunity for the EU economy

BY 2030, A COMMON EU TARGET FOR RECYCLING:

  • 70% OF PACKAGING WASTE
  • 55% FOR PLASTICS

CHINA IMPORT BAN ON WASTE

+ new way to measure + more investments

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Global CPG brands step up with ambitious targets about the use of resources for their products and packaging

EXAMPLE: PRESENTED DURING

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Who is TOMRA? The Circular Economy The New Plastics Economy Waste sorting Closing remarks

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NEW PLASTIC ECONOMY

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We are only touching a small fraction of waste today

GLOBAL FLOWS OF PLASTIC PACKAGING MATERIAL IN 2013

Source: Ellen MacArthur Foundation

CURRENTLY ADDRESSED BY TOMRA POTENTIAL TO BE ADDRESSED BY TOMRA

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30% 19% 10% 7% 8% 7% 19%

PE (HD, LD, MD, LLD) PP PVC PS PUR PET Other

3 4 6 10 17 20 40 Agriculture Households, Leisure & Sports Electronics Automotive Others Building and Construction Consumer Packaged Goods

Plastic use by type of material in % Plastic use by industry in %

Source: PlasticsEurope Market Research Group (PEMRG) and Conversio Market & Strategy GmbH 2017

Todays high-quality plastics recycling is focused around PET bottles, which is only a small fraction of the total plastics market

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GOALS

  • Create a demand for the

plastic through a process

  • Output to be of high

quality in order to replace virgin material

  • Extract plastics from all

waste streams (incl. landfill and incineration) to satisfy demand

  • Feasibility proven,

working with multiple partners on commercialization

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Reverse vending Sorting Sorting Washing Extrusion

WASTE SORTING PLANTS INCINERATION LANDFILL

WASTE NEW PRODUCT

Consumer Retail/e-commerce Consumer goods Collection

  • Municipal solid waste
  • Single Stream
  • Separate Collections
  • Reverse Vending

Packaging/converter Reprocessing Virgin plastics Data

NDA NDA NDA NDA NDA NDA NDA NDA NDA NDA NDA NDA NDA NDA NDA NDA NDA NDA NDA NDA NDA NDA NDA NDA NDA NDA NDA NDA NDA NDA NDA NDA NDA

Integra

Recycling: industrializing the process for recycled plastic

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Post Consumer Plastics – Todays recycling

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Upgrade post-consumer PO´s to a high quality enabling to replace virgin material with 100% recycled material at competitive price

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The target is…

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PE/PP from waste sorting plants Pre- sorting washing Flake sorting Extrusion

deodorization

production 100% Yield 92% Yield 70% Yield 65% Yield 64,9% waste The future of plastic is high quality recycling

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ECODESIGN CIRCULAR PRODUCT DESIGN REDESIGN

ECODESIGN

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PET BOTTLE WITH PVC LABEL PVC is contamination for PET product. E.g. PP label would help. 4 different materials combined In sorting plants such product will most probably end up splitted into two fractions. One material should have a big majority of the entire product. BLACK MATERIAL, Carbon black is generally not detectable with standard sorting units. Black without carbon is detectable. MULTILAYER MATERIALS: depending on the top layer material and thickness, standard sorting technology is not able to distinguish from mono-layer material. Multilayer from one material type would be good. FULL-SLEEVED PET BOTTLE: depending on the material and thickness

  • f the label, the basic

material is not

  • detectable. Color

sorting is not possible.

Sorting

Actual situation and design of products

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ALUMINUM BODY WITH PET BOTTOM: Leads to material losses either in PET recycling or aluminium recycling COMBINED MATERIAL Most of the product will end up in residual stream and/or has a negative influence on final product PAPER – PLASTIC COMBINATION: In paper mill, all plastic ends in residual stream. In plastic recycling plant results in very low efficiency and high cost because all paper ends in residual stream. COMBINED MATERIALS: Combined material always has negative influence on efficiency and sometimes as well on product quality after

  • recycling. Small items mostly

are not sorted out anyhow.

Recycling

Actual situation and design of products

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Workshops – Ecodesign / Sorting and recycling technologies

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PP bottle PE label PP bottle PP label

Workshops – Ecodesign / Sorting and recycling technologies

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Who is TOMRA? The Circular Economy The New Plastics Economy Waste sorting Closing remarks

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25 – 30 kg/(cap * a) 5-6 kg/(cap * a) 20-25 kg/(cap * a)

Plastics collection in Norway / Sweden

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Romerike, Norway  Commissioning in Jan 2014  MRF for MSW (40 t/h)  16 NIR systems included  Recovery of recyclables from MSW

  • PE film,
  • PET,
  • HDPE,
  • PP,
  • mixed plastics,
  • Mixed paper,
  • ferrous and non-ferrous metals
  • Organic waste (green bags)

 Innovations:

  • Sorting of green bio waste bags with NIR from

MSW

  • First fully automated sorting of all recyclables

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~ 12 kg/ (cap * a)

IN OPERATION-ROAF MSW sorting plant

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PLASTKRETSEN, Motala, Sweden  Start of operation end of 2018  Sorting plant for plastic packaging from separate collection and MSW  Capacity of 120.000 t/a plastics  22 NIR

  • PE film
  • PET bottles
  • PP
  • HDPE natural / color
  • PET trays
  • Other film (optional)

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IN CONSTRUCTION – PLASTKRETSEN PLASTIC SORTING PLANT, MOTALA

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Stavanger, Norway  Start-up end of 2018  Pre-sorting before incineration  Capacity 40 t/h  Fully automated plant for MSW + separately collected paper with 22 NIR for

  • PE film
  • PET bottles
  • PP
  • HDPE
  • PET trays
  • Mixed paper + beverage carton
  • Deinking negative
  • Beverage carton

 Hot washing + extrusion line for film and hard plastics

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IN CONSTRUCTION – IVAR MSW Sorting + plastic washing plant

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Stockholm , Sweden  Tender awarded Q3 2018  Pre-sorting before incineration  Capacity 45 t/h / 40 t/h  Fully automated plants for MSW

  • Mixed plastics  input to Motala Plastkretsen plant
  • Biowaste bags (option FORTUM)
  • Mixed paper + beverage carton (option FORTUM)

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MAYBE NEXT? – FORTUM BRISTA AND SVOA MSW Sorting

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Who is TOMRA? The Circular Economy The New Plastics Economy Waste sorting Closing remarks

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Closing remarks

CIRCULAR ECONOMY IS THE NAME OF THE GAME CHANGE IN THE SUPPLY CHAIN PROCESS OF THE PRODUCERS CONSUMER AWARENESS PROFITABLE SOLUTIONS LEGISLATION AS BASIS FUNDAMENTAL CHANGE IN THE WAY THE CO.‘S APPROACH THE TOPIC

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Closing remarks

PLASTICS ARE WRONGLY COLLECTED AND HIGH AMOUNTS ARE LOST PRODUCT DESIGN LEADS TO FURTHER LOSSES IN SORTING/RECYCLING HIGH QUALITY AND QUANTITY RECYCLING WILL BE NEEDED TO SATISFY BRAND OWNER EXPECTATIONS PRE-INCINERATION PLANTS/MSW PLANTS AS ADDITIONAL IMPORTANT SOURCE FOR FEEDSTOCK OF RECYCLED PLASTICS

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WE ARE MAKING LOST OPPORTUNITIES HISTORY.

www.tomra.com/recycling

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  • Rethink. Reimagine. Resource.

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