Michael Rowe led a feasibility study funded by Tyre Stewardship Australia and Alcoa to explore the potential of establishing a cutting-edge recycling facility in the Collie-Bunbury region of Western Australia.
The facility would process end-of-life conveyor belts and off-the-road (OTR) tyres from mining and service industries across the Southwest, transforming waste rubber into high-value polymers suitable for reuse in new tyre production and other rubber products.
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Advanced rubber recycling facility
Past projects
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Pre-feasibility study for a Pilbara integrated water supply
Rural salinity & catchment management plans
Strategic water infrastructure (various)
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Feasibility study completed of advanced rubber polymer recycling project
Feasibility study completed of Water Corporation - Subiaco WWTP - Advanced biosolids thermal drying project
Feasibility study completed of Melbourne Water - Advanced biosolids thermal drying & syngas project
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Supported contracts for Water Corporation - Woodman Point - 4.5MW Combined Heat + Power biogas generation system
Completed feasibility studies for various natural gas & biogas power generation projects including data centers, piggeries, mines and industrial users.
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Project managed Rio Tinto Marandoo Autonomous Haulage - Stage II
Project managed Rio Tinto R&D into automating braking in manned trucks & collision avoidance technologies
Led strategic advisory for various mining services companies