Startup plans to produce products from waste plastic

The article from BizWest discusses a startup, led by Loveland resident Ed VanDyne, focused on transforming waste plastic into valuable products like ammonia, carbon black, and carbon nanotubes through a patented high-temperature process. This innovative process involves several stages where materials like aluminum and silicon are separated and valuable gases and byproducts are extracted. The company, Plastic 2 Green Inc., aims to scale this technology to handle significant daily volumes of plastic waste, promoting sustainability and potentially altering the recycling landscape. The pilot project’s success could lead to multiple plants across the U.S., aiming to meet a high demand for green ammonia and other materials.

For more detailed information, you can read the full article on BizWest’s website here.