On this edition of Renewable Carbon Plastics I was interviewed by Alex Thielen on the scaleup of bioplastic made from food waste, but also from bioplastic waste! The single full circle solution in the market today enabling an end of life solution which is actually not the end! For every Kg of Circulac® we make, it is made from materials that keep the carbon working. Key takeaways from our discussion: ♻️ Beyond Food Waste: While utilizing organic waste is a game-changer, our ability to incorporate bioplastic waste back into the production cycle creates a truly closed loop. 📈 Scaling Impact: Moving from pilot to industrial scale is the critical hurdle for the bio-economy. We discussed how Circulac® is bridging that gap. 🌍 Carbon Persistence: It's not just about being "bio-based"—it's about ensuring carbon stays in the value chain rather than entering the atmosphere. As TripleW scales, the goal remains the same: proving that plastic doesn't have to be a "linear" problem, but can be a circular resource. Thank you to Alex and the team at Renewable Carbon Plastics for the deep dive into how we are making "End of Life" a relic of the past. Check out the full interview on pages 24-27 in the latest issue! #Bioplastics #CircularEconomy #RenewableCarbon #Sustainability #FoodWaste #Innovation #Circulac https://lnkd.in/eyfd7rz8
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🌱 Waste isn't waste—it's untapped premium fuel, materials, and revenue. At Wastewerx, we're redefining advanced recycling with proprietary near-zero emissions pyrolysis that outperforms traditional systems. Our reactors process 3 tons/hour at 96% uptime, self-powered and streamlined (no intermediate refining steps needed). From plastics, tires, and organics, we deliver: Drop-in Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), renewable diesel, motor gasoline (MOGAS), and high-performance lubricants Captured syngas/methane for energy High-value co-products: high-purity carbon, graphene, carbon black, and agronomic biochar Hub-and-spoke design sources feedstock locally — minimizing transport, slashing costs, and enabling seamless integration at municipal or industrial sites. For national corporations: Our Circularity Credits Program turns your plastic waste into verifiable ESG compliance, tax-qualifying credits, and Scope 3 reductions — with full traceability and real circular impact (no greenwashing). Big milestone ahead: We're announcing our university partner for the ASTM drop-in SAF program very soon — accelerating certification and commercial scale. One process. Multiple revenue-grade outputs. Engineered for global deployment via partnerships or direct sales — superior yields, lower capex, faster ROI. If you're in sustainability, aviation, manufacturing, waste management, or cleantech investing — let's talk about closing the loop on your waste challenges. Comment ♻️ or DM me to explore how Wastewerx can deliver for you. #SustainableAviationFuel #SAF #Pyrolysis #CircularEconomy #WasteToEnergy #Cleantech #NearZeroEmissions #ESG
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🔬 Hydrothermal Liquefaction (Ru‑Nb Catalyzed Plastic Conversion) ✨ You’re about to see a new catalytic reaction that will reshape the global supply chain by turning plastic waste into renewable fuel. We are leaving the era of extract‑and‑burn energy behind and entering a synthesize‑and‑cycle paradigm where waste becomes feedstock for sustainable chemicals. ✓ 🏭 1. Conventional plastic waste incineration releases CO₂ and toxic pollutants, consuming high energy and limiting recycling rates. ✓ 🧪 2. Ru‑Nb nanocatalyst enables hydrothermal liquefaction of mixed plastics at 300 °C, achieving >70% oil yield and low char. ✓ 🌿 3. A 10 kt yr⁻¹ pilot will divert waste from landfills, producing renewable fuel and cutting emissions by ~0.3 Mt CO₂ annually. 🟢 Which industry do you think will feel the first impact of this plastic‑to‑fuel chemistry? #SustainableChemistry #PlasticUpcycling #RenewableFuel #Catalysis #CircularEconomy
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🔬 Hydrothermal Liquefaction (Ru‑Nb Catalyzed Plastic Conversion) ✨ You’re about to see a new catalytic reaction that will reshape the global supply chain by turning plastic waste into renewable fuel. We are leaving the era of extract‑and‑burn energy behind and entering a synthesize‑and‑cycle paradigm where waste becomes feedstock for sustainable chemicals. ✓ 🏭 1. Conventional plastic waste incineration releases CO₂ and toxic pollutants, consuming high energy and limiting recycling rates. ✓ 🧪 2. Ru‑Nb nanocatalyst enables hydrothermal liquefaction of mixed plastics at 300 °C, achieving >70% oil yield and low char. ✓ 🌿 3. A 10 kt yr⁻¹ pilot will divert waste from landfills, producing renewable fuel and cutting emissions by ~0.3 Mt CO₂ annually. 🟢 Which industry do you think will feel the first impact of this plastic‑to‑fuel chemistry? #SustainableChemistry #PlasticUpcycling #RenewableFuel #Catalysis #CircularEconomy
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I’m pleased to share that our review article, “Hydrogen Production from Plastic Waste Processing: A Review,” has been published in the International Journal of Hydrogen Energy. This work explores current technologies and research trends in converting plastic waste into hydrogen, highlighting its potential as a sustainable pathway for both waste management and clean energy production.
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