Biodiversity > INTERVIEW: Making fuels from plastics using hydrogenolysis moves one step closer

INTERVIEW: Making fuels from plastics using hydrogenolysis moves one step closer

Published 15:03 on September 30, 2024  /  Last updated at 15:03 on September 30, 2024  / /  Biodiversity, EMEA

Researchers at a Swiss university have made an important advance in the use of a hydrogen-based process for the chemical recycling of plastics, which could ultimately enable the conversion of plastic waste into fuels.
Researchers at a Swiss university have made an important advance in the use of a hydrogen-based process for the chemical recycling of plastics, which could ultimately enable the conversion of plastic waste into fuels.


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