circular economy; glycol recovery and regeneration; closed-loop fluids; secondary raw materials; deionization; membrane separation; magnetic separation; de-icing fluid recycling; cross-border circular logistics
Topic 4 – Overcoming technological barriers to circularity
Recyctec is looking forward to joining a RAMP consortium and contributing our proven glycol recovery and regeneration capability as an established, real-world circular economy case. Beyond our current operation, we are actively developing next-generation separation technology and piloting local blending and deionization capability, and see strong potential to bring these forward jointly with research or technology partners within a consortium. We are flexible on the exact role we take. We can join a corsortium as a technology-providing partner, a pilot/demonstration site or a co-developer of new separation approaches. We welcome contact requests from organisations working on complementary aspects of circular raw-materials recovery, wherever in Europe they are based.
Recyctec is a Nordic company with Arctic operating experience, operating in both Sweden and Finland. We run a proven industrial-scale plant for the recovery and regeneration of used glycol-based fluids (TRL 5+), turning a waste stream into a re-usable circular resource. We are now developing next-generation separation technology and piloting local blending/deionization capability to close the loop further.