Aduro Clean Technologies

Aduro has secured sufficient volumes of yellow and black paraffinic crudes from the Uinta Basin and completed a new lab‑scale continuous flow facility to process these crudes. The company expanded its London site, consolidated operating activities from Sarnia and strengthened research, engineering and operations at the new location. The goal is to define the relevant operating envelope and demonstrate the Hydrochemolytic Technology (HCT) in extended continuous operation to improve cold‑flow properties and handling and to prepare for the next development phases toward commercialization. » More on finanzen.net

Aduro Clean Technologies secures new capital and expands strategic partnerships to accelerate the transition from the validation phase to industrial deployment of its water-based hydrochemolytic technology. The technology aims to convert plastic waste and heavy crude into higher-value feedstocks. Support from Roth Capital and targeted collaborations are intended to drive scaling and market entry. » More on finanzen.net

Aduro and ECOCE have completed phase 1 of their feedstock mapping and identified selected streams of flexible plastic packaging from Mexican household waste for tests with the Hydrochemolytic (HCT) technology. Aduro is beginning laboratory trials to assess processability, yields, product quality, contamination behavior and mass balance; if successful, a pilot test will follow at the NGP plant to evaluate scalability. The goal is to determine whether HCT can produce liquid hydrocarbons that can be used as circular feedstocks in the petrochemical and polymer value chain. » More on finanzen.net