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Greenhouse Gases

Monolith, Goodyear collaborate on carbon black for tires

by Alexander H. Tullo
December 17, 2021 | A version of this story appeared in Volume 99, Issue 45
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A photo of Monolith's plant in Hallam, Nebraska.
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Monolith says its facility will be the largest carbon black plant in the US.

Goodyear Tire & Rubber has signed an agreement to evaluate Monolith’s carbon black as a reinforcement for tires. Monolith uses pyrolysis at its plant in Hallam, Nebraska, to turn methane into carbon black and hydrogen without generating by-product CO2. Monolith will begin next year building a much larger facility in Hallam that will have 194,000 metric tons (t) per year of carbon black and 275,000 t of ammonia capacity when it opens in 2025. Monolith says it expects to provide Goodyear with one-third of the plant’s output.

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