rehub develops new technologies to process non-recyclable glass waste

rehub has invented a new process to manipulate glass, especially all the glass waste which is formally “non-recyclable”. In Murano - rehub's current home – glass factories produce about 1,000 tons of non-recyclable glass-waste a year. Murano's numbers only reflect a global issue: Europe alone produces 8 million tonnes of non-recyclable glass waste per year.

To tackle this huge problem rehub has forged its mission.

Through our patent pending technologies we want to promote a complementary recycling chain to process all the glass-waste that does not meet the standards to enter the existing one. We want to give new value to millions of tons of waste that today go either to landfill or are transformed through down-cycling processes, converting a cost into an opportunity and using a process that is safe, flexible, sustainable, and energy saving.

rehub wants to commercialise its technologies helping clients to transform their costs related to waste management into new stream revenues. The aim is to reduce the environmental impact, energy consumption and related expenses of the industries that produce this waste, and to facilitate their ecological transition by promoting an innovative and sustainable (economically and environmentally) process.

Companies equipping themselves with rehub technology will be able to optimise resources and respond to increasingly stringent regulations and demands for 'green' certification.