BUCYRUS - Police are investigating a string of break-ins and attempted break-ins that took place between Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning.
Several items were stolen, including a 28-foot, enclosed trailer that was taken from Cycle Tech, Bucyrus police Capt. Tom Walker said. On Wednesday, the Bucyrus Police Department posted a photo on its Facebook page of the stolen trailer being pulled by a white pickup.
Miscellaneous tools, auto parts and other items also were stolen, Walker said. A complete list is not yet available. They were looking for something
Jeff Fishpaw, who owns Fishpaw Repair, 322 N. Sandusky Ave., said someone broke into his storage shed, moving many items around and trashing the inside of the shed.
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Li-Cycle, North America s largest lithium-ion battery resource recycling company, is set to go public with a pro-forma equity value of $1.67 billion via the special purpose acquisition company
Peridot Acquisition Corp (NYSE: PDAC).
Li-Cycle co-founders Ajay Kochhar and Tim Johnston appeared on Benzinga s YouTube show SPACs Attack for an exclusive interview Friday.
Li-Cycle s CEO On SPAC Route, Battery Industry: Li-Cycle chose to go public via SPAC because it was an efficient way to fully fund its business plan, and being able to add an experienced management team to the board added depth to the business, said Kochhar, the co-founder, president and CEO of Li-Cycle.
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Here’s how sustainable fatty acids boost circular economy
Economic commodities such as fuels, electricity and chemicals are increasingly being produced sustainably. This is a good step towards a circular economy. ChainCraft is working hard to become a major player in this.
The spin-off of Wageningen University and Research (WUR), ChainCraft, makes sustainable and fully circular fatty acids. The raw material is used in various industries and for different products. Currently, the company focuses on the animal feed industry. “The fatty acids are good for the intestinal flora of the animals,” says Niels van Stralen, director of ChainCraft. At the moment, fatty acids are still mainly made with petrochemical oil – which is made from petroleum – or palm oil. “These types of oil are not good for the environment. Our fatty acids are completely biobased and therefore a lot less environmentally harmful,” states Van Stralen. “Moreover, we can make the fatty acids lo