VALENCIA – Spanish plastics technology centre AIMPLAS has joined the EU-funded Threading-CO2 project to produce high-quality polyester textile products from industrial CO2 emissions.
Threading-CO2, led by French textile innovator Fairbrics, is backed by a €22 million (US$24.1m) investment from the EU’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation programme.
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