Green Chemicals Blog
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VIDEO: Green Chlor-Alkali Plant
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I am not that familiar with the chlor-alkali industry aside from the information that it uses electrochemical processing which is getting to be popular as well in its potential to produce renewable carbon-based chemicals (example is Avantium’s Volta technology). Electrochemical…
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Survey: Americans Embrace Sustainability Despite COVID-19 Upheaval
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A new survey from Genomatica shows that sustainability has moved from a fringe preference into a core imperative across American life even during the COVID-19 pandemic. Genomatica conducted this research using an online survey prepared by Method Research and distributed…
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Dutch SER advises biomass use for chems production
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The Dutch Social Economic Council (SER) published this month its report: “Biomass in Balance, a sustainability framework for the high value application of bio-feedstocks” (in Dutch) which advises the Dutch government about biomass sustainability and giving a recommendation that biomass…
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Morgan Stanley Joins Leadership of Global Carbon Accounting Partnership
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I have to admit that I have limited familiarity with the investment and financial markets (and how they work) but it is interesting to observe the growing trend of investment firms and banks tying their long-term business strategies with environment-friendly…
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Neste on post COVID-19 and its role in the circular bioeconomy
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Here’s a small interview article with Neste’s Mercedes Alonso, Executive VP – Renewable Polymers and Chemicals, under the World Bioeconomy Forum’s (WCBEF) Five Minutes With….series. The Green Chemicals Blog is a media partner of the WCBEF virtual event which will…
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Working Toward a Circular Economy in Challenging Times – the chemical recycling solution
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The present moment is one of unprecedented challenge; for the world of engineering thermoplastics, there has been a chance to serve the needs of key workers, providing materials for protective masks, shields, and gowns. Details of some of these developments…
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US DOE’s $5m grant to accelerate bio-based manufacturing
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The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) selected eight projects totaling over $5 million to conduct research and development (R&D) needed to accelerate the U.S. biomanufacturing sector. Part of the Agile BioFoundry (ABF) consortium, these projects will leverage National Laboratory capabilities to address…