CBp Carbon Industries Inc. is pleased to announce that the Company has completed the second phase of its research and commercial roll-out program. The Phase 2 program, of our three phase program, completed with the operational fulfillment of our research and test production facility located in Hungary. 16th of June 2008 CBp Carbon Industries Inc. is pleased to announce that, as part of a strategic alliance, it has purchased a 12% interest in Terragon Environmental Technologies Inc., believed to be the world's leading company in pyrolysis technology and research. Terragon develops, manufactures and sells pyrolysis solutions for waste and resource processing to governments, militaries and private industry. 27th of February 2008 Pursuant to its recent director's meeting, the board has authorized management to file for recognition as a reporting issuer in the United States as soon as its latest audits are ready and to make application for listing on a more senior exchange. This is expected to create a stronger and more active presence in the financial markets for CBp and it is hoped will fulfill management's desire to create a more liquid market for its stock holders. 1st of February 2008 CBp Carbon Industries Inc. is pleased to announce that its largest investor has added an additional $20,000,000 USD to its initial investment in CBp. The Company has been scaling up its development plans in Europe, and preparatory to starting operations in North America and Asia-Pacific, has made changes to the board and management. CBp Carbon Industries Inc. is pleased to announce the successful test production of CBp Carbon Green, its breakthrough substitute for virgin carbon black, at the commercial production facility of its wholly owned Hungarian subsidiary, CBp Carbon Hungary Kft. Read News Release 22nd of October 2007 CBp Carbon Industries Inc., represented by our EU subsidiary company Environmental Solutions s.r.o., are now exbihiting at the K2007 show in Dusseldorf, Germany. 25th of April 2007 CBp Carbon Industries Inc. breakthrough nanotechnology allows automotive industry to meet EU directives for recycling tires and would also reduce 40,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide greenhouse gas emissions per facility. 18th of April 2007 CBp Carbon Industries Inc. breakthrough nanotechnology allows automotive industry to meet EU recycling directives for end-of-life scrap tires and would also reduce 40,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide greenhouse gas emissions per facility. 2nd of April 2007 3rd of July 2006 See Poster Recent tests in Europe duplicated the previous tests conducted by Cooper-Standard Automotive initiated by the Vehicle Recycling Partnership of USCAR (United States Council for Automotive Research). The independent tests reported at the European Tyre Recycling Conference (ETRA) confirmed the consistent production repeatability of the generic CBp Europe technology to recover and upgrade the carbon black and mineral fillers, including silica, from pyrolysed scrap tires and rubber into a competitive reinforcing black filler. 17th of October 2000 13th of May 1999 28th of November 1997 1st of September 1997 1st of June 1995 Contact CBp Carbon Industries |
