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Plastic recycling story - BlueAlp

Circular Plastics Q&A: In-Depth with BlueAlp CEO Valentijn De Neve Valentijn De Neve, CEO of BlueAlp, a pioneering company that specializes in pyrolysis and chemical recycling technology, recently spoke to Topsoe’s Milica Folic as part of the Circular Plastics podcast. The following Q&A has been...

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Feedstocks for steam crackers: key considerations

In plastic production, the steam cracker is king. And, to produce the polymer, we must meet its every requirement. The feedstock possibilities for plastics are ever-widening — our extensive R&D into renewable feedstocks has allowed us to process many more types in the past decade than was possible...

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Plastic types and their challenges

The merits of plastic are well known: it is versatile, durable, cheap, light, and strong. However, its impact on the environment is also evident in our oceans, our landfills, and our atmosphere. So what if plastic — long chains of carbon built from small building blocks repeated over and over again...

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How refineries can play a leading role in the circular economy

If you asked the public who could lead us into a new, sustainable era, refineries may not be their first answer. But looked at another way, maybe they should be. Manufacturing makes up 31% of core CO2 emissions. That means that those who “make” or those who supply them — refineries such as yours —...

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A clearer picture: what does legislation mean for chemical recycling?

“Plastic waste must be tackled for the sake of all life in the ocean.” – David Attenborough, biologist, natural historian, and author. Something must be done to solve the plastic problem. Not only for the good of ocean life, but to dramatically reduce the amount of waste that’s sent to landfill and...

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