AUTO RECYCLING NEWS

The Ontario Automotive Recyclers Association has named Paul D’Adamo of Recycling Growth as the keynote speaker for the 2017 OARA Convention.

The Automotive Recycler's Association 73rd Annual Convention and Exposition will feature a Technology Forum for the first time.

A few photos from the 73rd annual ARA Convention and Exposition! Check out the gallery below for more!

A research team at Georgia Tech has developed a new way of recycling carbon. Pictured above, one of the men involved in the project Kai Yu shows off the team's method - immersing carbon fibre composites in alcohol.

The Automotive Recycler's Association 73rd Annual Convention and Exposition will feature two keynotes: Joe Pickard of the Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries and Tanvir Arfi of Solera Holdings.

The Ontario Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change has given end-of-life vehicle waste disposal sites until September 30 to comply with new provincial regulations.

Under the EU’s End of Life Vehicles (ELV) Directive, cars and vans weighing up to 3.5 tonnes must be disposed of in an environmentally responsible way

Plastic auto parts continue to proliferate. A new project aims to demonstrate the technical and economical feasibility of recycling them.

The new home page of Impact Auto Auctions. The auction company has made a number of enhancements to its online buyer portal and bidding platform.

Celebrating the grand opening of Impact Edmonton. From left: Terry Daniels (Managing Director, Impact Auto Auctions), Councillor Jackie McCuaig, (Division 2, Parkland County), Dave Tenk (Branch Manager, Impact Edmonton), Councillor Tracey Melnyk (Division 6, Parkland County) and Deputy Mayor John McNab (Parkland County).

Honda Canada is on a mission to recover airbags manufactured by Takata. The company is calling on the automotive recycling industry to seek out undeployed airbags that may be found in some end-of-life vehicles.

On the scene at one of the Tundra Take-Back locations in 2016. A big part of the project involves professional automotive recyclers training local people to maintain the clean-up efforts in an environmentally conscious way.

Representatives of OARA, OFA, OTS, the Sunshine Foundation, Early's Auto Parts and the city of Alliston gather for the official cheque presentation at Early's Auto Parts.

On hand for the announcement of the new end-of-life vehicle sector council: Dave Adams of Global Automakers of Canada; Aleksandra Pogoda of the Canadian Steel Producers Association; Mark Nantais of the Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers Association; Teresa Di Felice of the Canadian Automobile Association; Glen Murray, Ontario's Minister of Environment and Climate Change and Steve Fletcher of Automotive Recyclers of Canada. Make sure to check out the gallery below for more photos!

An engine control module from a Toyota. The Vehicle Security Professional program could allow some recyclers to sell modules as parts rather than for their scrap value.

Ed MacDonald represented the Automotive Recyclers of Canada at the 9th International Roundtable on Auto Recycling.

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