UCI announces participation in Carbon Fibre Circular Alliance

The UCI has declared that, as section of its sustainability attempts, it will participate in the Carbon Fibre Round Alliance, aiming to minimize waste and air pollution produced from the producing and use of carbon fibre.

With most superior close bikes produced from carbon fibre, and the product employed extensively all through the athletics business, this comes with appreciable outcomes for the ecosystem:

  • The sporting activities marketplace is the 3rd biggest world wide user of carbon fibre
  • Most carbon fibre sports activities products has an average 3-12 months lifespan
  • 90% of stop-of-lifetime carbon fibre devices finishes up in landfill.

To handle the destructive impact of carbon fibre use, the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) is section of the award-winning Carbon Fibre Round Alliance, selling market endeavours to minimize waste and pollution and take part in cross-sector collaborations for round innovation.

The UCI’s partnership with the Alliance is in line with the UCI Agenda 2030, which locations significantly emphasis on sustainable progress and facing the issues of local weather improve.

The Carbon Fibre Round Alliance

Round innovation rethinks how manufacturers develop and close end users consume points in search of to optimise all-natural methods and restrict the squander of uncooked elements, water and electricity. The Carbon Fibre Circular Alliance was officially launched on the 22nd of April 2022 with the announcement of a ground-breaking collaboration of Intercontinental Federations, main sports activities brands, composite experts, and academics to guidance a demonstration task to reuse and realign carbon fibres.

Managed and coordinated by the World Sailing Belief, the Carbon Fibre Demonstration Undertaking included the Union Cycliste Internationale, Global Biathlon Union, Environment Sailing, Global Tennis Federation and four tools brands. The UCI brought onboard SCOTT Sports activities as a bike equipment spouse thanks to Scott’s decade-extended assist of the UCI Globe Cycling Centre and

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