At Composite Recycling, we have established many privileged contacts with and between industrial and academic partners, significantly extending our reach, accelerating our speed to market and augmenting our composite recycling capabilities.
These networks also facilitate the exchange of communication necessary to develop concrete solutions for recycling fibreglass and other composites that are aligned with the needs and constraints of the market.
Our Industrial Partners
Composite Recycling proactively partners with key industrial leaders to ensure our outputs integrate seamlessly into existing manufacturing processes, with little to no retooling or retraining.
The strategic partnerships have also helped us establish complete, end-to-end value chains for the recycling of composites across many different manufacturing sectors.
Specifically, we have upstream partners to provide a large and steady supply of composite waste feedstock in need of recycling treatment. And we have many downstream partners for the offtake, who utilize the reclaimed fibre and oil outputs to produce new, high-quality composites and plastics and resins.
One example is the sustainable boatbuilding collaboration that was launched in early 2025, with partners Arkema, Groupe Beneteau, Owens Corning, Veolia, and Chomarat.
Finding a sustainable solution for the disposal of composite waste has become “critical to our freedom to operate” in Europe.
Manager of Innovation, Huntsman
Regional Networks
The technology is only one piece of the composite recycling puzzle. Our membership in various regional networks and associations in Europe and the US enable us to obtain the permissions required to operate and assemble the value chains needed to implement our recycling technology across a variety of industrial sectors and geographies.
“We are working hard to find solutions. This will be achieved…thanks to innovations such as the one developed by Composite Recycling. The opportunities are enormous and will allow the conversation of waste materials into new composites.”
L. Debrieve, Deputy Managing Director, APER
Academic Partners
The collaborations we’ve signed with prestigious academic institutions with expertise in composites and sustainability give us access to state-of-the-art resources, extending and enhancing our R&D capabilities.
Other Support
Throughout our startup and into our scale-up phase, we have received support from a wide range of government, industry and private institutions. These have been invaluable, and we are grateful for the contribution of each one to the successful deployment of our composite recycling technology.
