Tyre Stewardship Australia opens Round 4 of its Market Development Fund, offering grants up to $300,000 for projects that increase real-world use of Australian tire-derived material.

Tire Recycling Australia

TSA has opened Round 4 of its Market Development Fund, with applications available from September 1 to October 6 for projects that increase real-world use of Australian tire-derived material. The fund offers grants of up to $300,000 for eligible applicants across Australia and supports projects that move tire-derived material from concept to practical market use.

TSA says the program is designed to build stronger long-term demand for material recovered from end-of-life tires by backing product innovation, infrastructure trials, local manufacturing and applied research. The fund is open through two streams: Demonstration & Infrastructure Projects and Research & Development. Supported activities must use Australian-sourced tire-derived material and demonstrate commercial, environmental or community value.

Learn More:

• Tire Pyrolysis — Ceva/Goodpack Australia
• Marine Fuel Co-processing TPO — Australia
• Feasibility Studies
• Turn-Key DBC / EPC

Turning Australian Tire-Derived Material into Products

TSA’s Round 4 fund is money on the table for recyclers and manufacturers ready to commercialise Australian tire-derived material — exactly the projects Klean Industries helps plan and deliver.

Klean Industries has delivered tire pyrolysis and pyrolysis-oil projects in Australia, and provides feasibility studies and turn-key delivery to turn tire-derived material into commercial products.

Planning an Australian tire-derived material project and want help securing and delivering it?

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