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Group Michelin is calling for industrywide consensus on a "common and stringent definition" of what makes a material sustainable.

Group Michelin's recycled styrene monomer project with Canadian startup Pyrowave Inc. has moved one step closer to commercial readiness, keeping the French tire maker's goal of having a fully sustainable tire on the market by 2050 on track.

Group Michelin's recycled styrene monomer project with Canadian startup Pyrowave Inc. has moved one step closer to commercial readiness, keeping the French tire maker's goal of having a fully sustainable tire on the market by 2050 on track.

Alexis Garcin, president and CEO of Michelin North America Inc., addressed members of the Tire Society at its annual meeting in Akron on Sept. 13.

Print HOUSTON — Group Michelin is moving a project to produce styrene, a fundamental synthetic rubber raw material, from plastics waste one step closer to reality with the awarding of a factory design contract to a U.S. engineering firm. The contract, with Houston-based McDermott International Ltd., is tied to Michelins work with Pyrowave Inc., a Canadian chemical reprocessing enterprise, to accelerate development of plastics-waste recycling technology that could yield commercially reusabl...

Michelin driving for 100% sustainable tires by 2050 Print PARIS — Group Michelin is accelerating its drive toward 100% sustainability, pledging recently that by 2050 all of its tires will be made "entirely from renewable, biosourced or otherwise sustainable" materials. The pledge contrasts with a slightly less ambitious plan announced in 2018 and reflects more recent moves by Michelin to tap into more sources of renewables. It also matches a goal announced by Bridgestone Corp. in 2012. Mich...