PRYME – CLEAN TECH

Project: Pryme

Duration: 2017 to present

The pilot aims to test an installation for the transformation of non-recyclable Plastics in mineral oils by pyrolysis. The pilot fits into the goal of circular economy The process consists of: The plastic waste streams are supplied by boat or truck. The first step is to process the plastics to a size that is useful for the extruder. The second step is the actual pyrolysis unit consisting of an extruder, a reactor, a residual waste cooler and the condensation units.

ENERPY

Project: Enerpy

Duration: 2017 to present

Enerpy focuses on the recycling of raw materials from problematic organic waste. Through an Enerpy developed and patented technology, organic waste is converted into raw materials such as coal, oil and gas. The technology can be described as ‘photonic radiolysis’

EDSG

Project: CCU

Duration: 2016 to present

EDSG captures the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide (CO2) with a patented, environmentally friendly technique that it believes could capture it for 90 percent. In a closed system they carry algae, which convert it into substances like sugar and oil. For over the lettuce or as a raw material for plastic. The algae residues can still serve as animal feed.

CATO

Project: CATO

Looptijd: 2017 to present

The capture and storage of greenhouse gas CO2 (CCS) is a technology that – in addition to renewable energy, energy saving and nuclear energy – is necessary to combat serious global climate change. CCS is the only option to continue to use fossil fuels without contributing to climate change. In addition, it is realistic to expect this technology to be economically competitive with its alternatives.

H2CIF

Project: H2CIF

Duration: 2017 to present

H2Fuel is a technology that allows hydrogen to be stored in a liquid under normal atmospheric conditions. When the hydrogen is again taken out of this liquid, the efficiency is almost 100%. The liquid can be recycled: after use, hydrogen can be stored again.

Good Hout

Project: GoodHout

Duration: 2017 to present

Sustainably-sourced (100% natural), newly engineered wood made from coconut waste, supplying the global market with a formaldehyde-free, bio-based wood alternative.

Ioniqa Circular

Project: Competitive Circular Solution PET-plastic

Duration: 2016 to present

The process of Ioniqa the PET polyester is from waste streams such as PET bottles, carpets and clothing dissolved and degraded into a colorless material. It is the highest degree of upcycling we know today: low-quality waste materials back to the highest quality materials. The innovative and energy-efficient process is based on chemical circular recycling with smart, magnetic fluids. The effectiveness of tergwinning PET polyester has already been proven. And what is now possible with polyester from crude oil as a raw material, can possibly also from other materials in the short term. The Magnetic Smart Process Technology holds the promise for also other endlessly to recover materials in the near future.

TOV HAZEL

Project: TOV Hazel

Duration: 2016 to present

The Tov Hazel Group is based in Rotterdam the Netherlands. With 6 different divisions we specialize on all facets of the precious metalsmarket. The company was founded in 2008 and is located in the well known former bank building of the Hollandsche Bank Unie (HBU). Clients can visit us for over the counter cash bullion transactions and vaulting service in one of the best protected depositories of the Netherlands. We provide products and services that offer solutions, add value andexceed expectations. We are industry-wide recognition as a trustedbusiness partner and supplier of first choice.

SoliQz

Project: Hydraulic Wash Column (HWC) (klik hier voor de flyer)

Duration: 2016 to present

By means of a washing column behind a smeltkristallisator impurities are removed by a countercurrent wash from the product stream. The technology produces a product purity of up to 99.9 percent and can be used for the purification of both solid and liquid products. A disadvantage of most of the purification techniques is that they consume a lot of energy. The HWC provides energy savings of 20 to 90 percent. Furthermore, the HWC technology highly scalable and can be applied to both small and large scale.

ARTEQ Power

Project: Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC)

Duration: 2015 to present

The Archisol concept has been developed by civil engineer Harold Lever, together with Wageningen University. With the principle of the Organic Rankine Cycle power is generated by circulation of heat and cold. Thus, this technology is very suitable for areas with a large difference in heat and cold temperatures of the water. Here, use is made of the principle of Archimedes: the difference in weight of a cold, liquid, working fluid and a heated, gaseous working fluid. The working fluid is heated via a heat exchanger, i.e. the cooled with ocean water, which results in a self-sufficient energy.

Active Resource Technologies Ltd

Project: ART HCL Convertor Technology

Duration: 2015

With ART technology, a high-quality finished product is being developed with low-cost raw materials and a low amount of energy. The mixture made with the new technology will be compared to the traditional mixing methods, so that the best parameters for the technology can be determined.

Invista

Project: Invista

Duration: Since the start of POR to present

INVISTA is a global company creating value for our customers and shareholders across a portfolio of advantaged intermediate chemical technologies, brands, differentiated fibers, polymers and products. We will operate and invest in only those businesses where we can build and sustain competitive advantage. To accomplish this, we must deliver on the key priorities that will advance the vision, while eliminating activities and assets that do not contribute to superior returns and long-term value creation. Our success is dependent on Principled Entrepreneurship™, emphasizing a sense of urgency, uncompromising integrity and compliance, and continuously innovating across all of our businesses

Dura Vermeer

Project: Degas-unit

Duration: 2015 to present

Plant One Rotterdam and Dura vermeer degas brought the unit back to life. After having been used for the processing of vapors which were released during the cleaning of a chemical contaminated soil, there are now new applications developed for this system. Including the processing of VOC’s (volatile organic compounds) released during the degassing of storage and transport tanks, a process in which these VOC’s can be converted into usable energy.

Air liquide

Project: Air Liquide

Duration: Since the start of POR to present

Air Liquide in the Netherlands was founded in 1931. Since then, we have consistently pursued a dynamic industrial investment policy, one that makes us a technological leader and guarantees optimal safety.

Today, our 400 people in the Netherlands are proud of our reliable supply of gases and high quality services to industrial customers, patients and hospitals.

D-project

Project: HetD

Duration: 2013 – 2015 (now Flex-Unit)

An installation for testing of environmentally friendly catalysts. This development leads to cleaner and more energy efficient production of chemicals and the plant will be used to quickly perform effective tests for multiple users. Through the use of other catalysts, the use of acids may be reduced as homogeneous catalysts. This can reduce all 130 TJ energy demand in the chemical supply chain in the Netherlands. With the installation innovations can be tested on an industrial scale, in such a way that they can also be rapidly applied in practice. In addition, the pilot plant is suitable for, for example, carrying out tests for chemical looping and process integration.

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