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Plastic Recycling

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  • CARBIOS

    CARBIOS is a French biotech company developing and industrializing enzymatic recycling and biodegradation technologies to reinvent the lifecycle of plastics and textiles, especially PET and PLA.

  • CuRe Technology

    CuRe Technology is a Dutch chemical recycling company that develops a low-energy depolymerization process to turn hard-to-recycle polyester/PET waste into high-quality rPET that can replace virgin…

  • Epoch Biodesign

    Epoch Biodesign develops AI-designed enzymes and industrial biorecycling processes that break down hard-to-recycle plastics and textiles into virgin-quality recycled polymers and chemical…

  • ESTER Biotech

    ESTER Biotech develops enzyme based recycling technology that breaks polyester plastics down into reusable building blocks.

  • GR3N SA

    GR3N is a Swiss chemical-recycling company that uses microwave-assisted depolymerization to turn PET and polyester waste back into virgin-like monomers for new plastics. (gr3n-recycling.com)

  • Ioniqa Technologies B.V.

    A cleantech spin-off from Eindhoven University of Technology that develops proprietary PET upcycling technology to turn PET waste into virgin-quality raw material for new plastic.

  • LabCycle

    LabCycle develops automated decontamination and recycling technology that turns contaminated single-use laboratory plastics into recycled feedstock and lab consumables for research and healthcare…

  • Monomeris Chemicals

    Monomeris Chemicals is a French deep-tech cleantech company that develops ionic chemical recycling and depolymerization technology to turn complex, non-recyclable plastic waste into reusable…

  • Mura Technology

    Mura Technology develops Hydro-PRT®, a hydrothermal advanced recycling process that converts mixed waste plastics into hydrocarbon feedstocks for making new plastics.

  • Repolywise

    Repolywise is a deep-tech chemical recycling startup developing an Oxford-inspired hydrocracking process that breaks waste plastics down into feedstock for making new plastics.

  • Xycle

    Xycle is a Dutch chemical recycling company that uses low-temperature pyrolysis to convert hard-to-recycle plastic waste into valuable raw materials for new plastic production.

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