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Tsinghua University researchers published a study in Chem Circularity on Nov. 6 detailing a flash Joule heating method that converts discarded wind turbine blades into silicon carbide and graphene. This process cuts greenhouse gas emissions by 83% to 92% compared to conventional recycling and could generate a profit of about $80 per ton.
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