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The two projects aim to decarbonise the UK transport sector with the use of biofuels

BDC to join two new projects developing biohydrogen technologies

The two projects aim to decarbonise the UK transport sector with the use of biofuels

4 years ago

BDC to join two new projects developing biohydrogen technologies

4 years ago

The two projects aim to decarbonise the UK transport sector with the use of biofuels

The startup has developed biotechnology to produce a sustainable source of omega-3 from algae

Biotechnology startup MiAlgae awarded £2.3m in private investment

The startup has developed biotechnology to produce a sustainable source of omega-3 from algae

4 years ago

Biotechnology startup MiAlgae awarded £2.3m in private investment

4 years ago

The startup has developed biotechnology to produce a sustainable source of omega-3 from algae

The PET portion of mixed packaging is degraded, leaving behind an easier product to mechanically recycle

Specially-evolved enzyme degrades problematic packaging

The PET portion of mixed packaging is degraded, leaving behind an easier product to mechanically recycle

4 years ago

Specially-evolved enzyme degrades problematic packaging

4 years ago

The PET portion of mixed packaging is degraded, leaving behind an easier product to mechanically recycle

Researchers at the University of Leicester have received national recognition for their DES technology

New e-waste recycling method receives national award and funding

Researchers at the University of Leicester have received national recognition for their DES technology

4 years ago

New e-waste recycling method receives national award and funding

4 years ago

Researchers at the University of Leicester have received national recognition for their DES technology

Ecuador calls for ‘concrete joint action’ as humanity continues to overstretch natural resources

Earth Overshoot Day arrives just one day earlier than that of 2021

Ecuador calls for ‘concrete joint action’ as humanity continues to overstretch natural resources

4 years ago

Earth Overshoot Day arrives just one day earlier than that of 2021

4 years ago

Ecuador calls for ‘concrete joint action’ as humanity continues to overstretch natural resources

‘Microwave catalysis’ will also process plastic waste into graphite, graphene and carbon nanotubes

Oxford trial turns plastic waste to hydrogen fuel

‘Microwave catalysis’ will also process plastic waste into graphite, graphene and carbon nanotubes

4 years ago

Oxford trial turns plastic waste to hydrogen fuel

4 years ago

‘Microwave catalysis’ will also process plastic waste into graphite, graphene and carbon nanotubes

The process is reportedly the first to no longer rely on edible crops

Academics develop PET-like plastics from biomass waste

The process is reportedly the first to no longer rely on edible crops

4 years ago

Academics develop PET-like plastics from biomass waste

4 years ago

The process is reportedly the first to no longer rely on edible crops

‘Plastics Future 2022’ will take place November 2022 and host speakers from around the world

University of Portsmouth to host international plastics conference

‘Plastics Future 2022’ will take place November 2022 and host speakers from around the world

4 years ago

University of Portsmouth to host international plastics conference

4 years ago

‘Plastics Future 2022’ will take place November 2022 and host speakers from around the world

A Plastic Planet criticises the decision to classify the products of chemical processes as ‘recycled content’

Treasury chemical recycling ruling condemned in open letter

A Plastic Planet criticises the decision to classify the products of chemical processes as ‘recycled content’

4 years ago

Treasury chemical recycling ruling condemned in open letter

4 years ago

A Plastic Planet criticises the decision to classify the products of chemical processes as ‘recycled content’

The new process aims to overcome challenges facing existing mixed plastic recycling processes

University of Birmingham licences rights to ‘supercritical water’ recycling technology

The new process aims to overcome challenges facing existing mixed plastic recycling processes

4 years ago

University of Birmingham licences rights to ‘supercritical water’ recycling technology

4 years ago

The new process aims to overcome challenges facing existing mixed plastic recycling processes

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