Plasma specialist Tetronics International has accused Defra of a U-turn over its decision to uphold a rule allowing waste companies to landfill hazardous waste materials from energy from waste plants.

Another Tetronics plasma refining plant successfully achieves full operational status. The system, supplied to solar industries, will recover precious metal (PMs) and platinum group metals (PGMs) from ...

We’ll send you a myFT Daily Digest email rounding up the latest Syrian crisis news every morning. A small UK company owned by private investors including former Jarvis chief Paris Moayedi has been ...

Tetronics International, a global leader in Plasma Arc technology for resource recovery and hazardous waste treatment applications, is pleased to announce that BlueOak Resources, USA have selected ...

Tetronics Ltd., a U.K.-based supplier of direct current (DC) plasma waste recovery plants for treating hazardous waste and metal recovery, has won the National Recycling Awards 2012 in the category ...

BlueOak Resources, a Burlingame, Calif.-based startup that aims to convert e-waste into a sustainable source of critical metals and rare earths, has chosen e-waste-recovery specialist Tetronics to ...

A consortium of United Kingdom firms that includes Tetronics International, Swindon, U.K., has announced a £1 million ($1.5 million) project that is targeting the recycling of obsolete electronics ...

Plasma technology is to be trialled in practice for use at a British nuclear power station as a way to stabilise radioactive waste. The safety of nuclear power is under the microscope following tragic ...

NEWCASTLE, Del., Feb. 24, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- EESTech Inc, publicly traded on the US OTC markets, is a specialist in the provision of reclamation and remediation services to the world's mining and ...

The trustees for Arkansas Teacher Retirement System decided this week to wait for a federal judge to rule on whether to dismiss a British company's claim against the system for more than $2.7 million.

The Bolton-based firm, which also offers wood recycling, skip hire and metal recycling services, will be able to bale in excess of 30 tonnes of RDF and SRF per hour with the R.C.P SA supplied baler.