Latest Activated Carbon News

Environmental Clean Technologies has confirmed MXene formation in two preliminary Flash Joule Heating runs, moving its US-focused programme from laboratory theory to physical product. The harder commercial tests remain ahead: repeatability, customer qualification, scale-up and shareholder approval for the Xenica acquisition and second placement tranche.

Carbonxt says an expanded order from its largest customer, Wisconsin Public Service, will help drive FY27 revenue more than 33% above FY26. The uplift comes before any contribution from the company’s Kentucky facility, but a two-week production disruption will weigh on the September quarter.

Forrestania Resources has secured a framework to purchase and process up to 2 million tonnes of third-party ore while locking in key laboratory, haulage and reagent arrangements for its Lake Johnston and Edna May hubs. The agreements strengthen restart preparation, although financial terms, margins and delivery timing remain undisclosed.

Carbonxt has completed delivery of all replacement kiln parts at its Kentucky activated carbon facility and is on track for construction completion this quarter. The company also increased its investment in NewCarbon Processing, raising its stake to 49.4%.

Carbonxt has locked in a $11 million recapitalisation plan with major shareholders to strengthen its balance sheet as its Kentucky activated carbon facility nears commercial production.

TG Metals is progressing a scoping study for a heap leach operation at Van Uden, highlighting a higher grade initial production phase and strong metallurgical recoveries that could underpin near-term gold output.

Environmental Clean Technologies (ASX: ECT) has submitted detailed data to the US EPA showcasing its Rapid Electrothermal Mineralisation (REM) technology's ability to destroy PFAS with over 99% efficacy and full fluorine mass balance, aiming to meet stringent regulatory standards.

Environmental Clean Technologies (ASX: ECT) has completed a pilot Rapid Electrothermal Mineralisation system that delivers 18 times the power of its lab prototype, enabling additive-free, in-situ PFAS destruction and targeting a field demonstration in H2 2026.

Environmental Clean Technologies (ASX: ECT) has advanced its PFAS remediation technology with a scalable high-voltage system achieving 1,000°C without additives, expanded its Flash Joule Heating licence to water treatment adsorbents, and formed an expert Advisory Board to accelerate commercialisation.

Carbonxt Group has secured $750,000 through convertible notes from major shareholder Phelbe Pty Ltd, targeting expansion of its Minnesota pellet manufacturing and increasing its New Carbon Processing stake to 48.1%.

Environmental Clean Technologies Limited (ASX: ECT) has broadened its licence with Rice University to apply Flash Joule Heating technology to PFAS-contaminated adsorbents like granular activated carbon, complementing its existing soil remediation platform.

Carbonxt Group Limited reported a strong 72% revenue increase to $3.8 million in Q2 FY26, driven by robust demand and strategic progress at its Kentucky facility, which is poised to triple group sales. The company also increased its stake in New Carbon Processing, advancing its North American growth ambitions.