Renew One has done extensive research on catalysts for upgrading products for various end markets.

Ongoing R&D on developing new pre-processing techniques for contaminated and mixed plastic streams.

Collaboration with industry on finding new end markets for specialty plastics for unique applications.

Chemistry is used to make plastics, so it makes sense to use chemistry to reverse the process. By Recycling plastic back to its basic molecular building blocks, new products can be created, including petrochemical feedstocks which can be used to make new plastic.

Plastics have a limited number of times they can be mechanically recycled before they downgrade, which is why advanced recycling is an important part of circular economies. We are creating an ecosystem of valuable resources from plastics, mimicking the way nature reuses products in new forms. Two key methods of doing this are thermal processing and solvolysis.