Inside the Tokyo Office Tower That Makes Its Own Hydrogen From Rooftop Sunlight
On the roof of Shinagawa Intercity, a mixed-use office and retail complex a short walk from Shinagawa Station in Tokyo’s […]
Workshops and processes: a named site, a named company, one procedure and the people running it. Automation, recycling lines, pilot plants.
On the roof of Shinagawa Intercity, a mixed-use office and retail complex a short walk from Shinagawa Station in Tokyo’s […]
In Ste. Genevieve, Missouri, a town of fewer than 5,000 people on the west bank of the Mississippi River, a […]
At a site in Shibata, a town in Japan’s Miyagi Prefecture, that Ricoh founded in 1967 as an electric-calculator plant […]
Recoveo’s lab in Roanne keeps roughly 50,000 hard drives in stock, not to sell, but to harvest matching parts for drives that fail mechanically. A parts stock that keeps thousands of drives useful instead of scrapped.
A PVC pipe plant in southern France cuts 800 tonnes of well casing and screen a year, for water wells, monitoring boreholes and, increasingly, shallow geothermal loops.
Sims Lifecycle Services processes up to 6 million pounds of used electronics a month in La Vergne, Tennessee: reuse first, data destruction, then shredding with hazardous material pulled out ahead.
On a former Siemens site in Grenoble, Verkor runs a clean-room pilot line building battery cells to the exact spec of its Dunkerque gigafactory, plus a training school that has already trained 3,000 people.
In Noyarey, near Grenoble, MagREEsource recycles permanent magnets into new ones without mining new ore, and ships the finished part. Two shifts a day, 50 tonnes a year, and an industrial site on the way.