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We're turning polyolefin waste into platform chemicals for biodegradable plastics.
Our process runs at ambient pressure and low temperature (<130 °C), converting waste polyolefins into dicarboxylic acids without energy-intensive infrastructure.
Waste plastic
Hard to recycle
Oxidation process
Cuts the chains
Diacids
Building blocks
New materials
Biodegradable
Polyolefins are half of all plastic and the least recyclable fraction. We accept mixed post-consumer streams that mechanical recycling cannot.
No high-pressure reactors, no energy-intensive cracking, and a plant footprint that scales down as well as up.
Long-chain diacids that drop into polyester polyols and biodegradable polymers, sold on specification into existing supply chains.
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