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Shell Chemicals Park Moerdijk, the Netherlands, started up a new unit that allows difficult to recycle plastics to be reused. With the Market Development Upgrader (MDU), the chemicals complex can …
Shell Chemicals Park Moerdijk takes a big step towards plastic circularity Read More
Aduro Clean Technologies, a Canadian developer of patented water-based technologies to chemically recycle plastics and transform heavy crude and renewable oils into new-era resources and higher-value fuels, announces successful selection …
Aduro Selected for Shell GameChanger Program Read More
Shell Chemicals Europe BV and Pryme BV announced a strategic cooperation and offtake agreement for pyrolysis oil made from recycled plastic waste. Pryme will supply Shell from its first plant …
Pryme to begin supply of pyrolysis oil to Shell in 2022. Read More Shell Ventures BV and BlueAlp Holding BV announced a strategic partnership to develop, scale and deploy BlueAlp’s plastic waste to chemical feedstock technology. The technology transforms plastic waste which is …
SHELL invests in plastic waste-to-chemicals technology company BLUEALP Read More
Canadian biofuels producer Enerkem, Shell and the Port of Rotterdam will repurpose the Rotterdam waste-to-chemicals project to waste-to-jet to meet growing demand for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), or biojet. The …
Enerkem’s Rotterdam plans changed to waste-to-jet plant Read More Singapore’s National Environment Agency (NEA) and Shell are jointly studying the feasibility of chemically recycling plastic waste in Singapore. The study will look into waste segregation facilities and plastic pyrolysis …
Singapore And Shell To Jointly Explore New Chemical Recycling Value Chain To Turn Plastic Waste Into Chemicals Read More Shell announced it has successfully made high-end chemicals using a liquid feedstock made from plastic waste. The technique, known as pyrolysis, is considered a breakthrough for hard-to-recycle plastics and advances …
Shell uses chemical recycled plastic waste to produce chemicals Read More A consortium of world-leading companies comprising Air Liquide, Nouryon (formerly AkzoNobel Specialty Chemicals), Enerkem and the Port of Rotterdam – has announced that Shell will join as a partner in …
W2C Rotterdam project welcomes Shell as partner Read More