EPPM, the magazine for Europe’s plastic processors, have covered Licella’s work with paper and plastics.
EPPM, the magazine for Europe’s plastic processors, have covered Licella’s work with paper and plastics:
“The transformation of biorefinery technology using Licella’s Catalytic Hydrothermal Reactor (Cat-HTR) turns pulp, paper and plastics into a petroleum substitute biocrude, which can then be refined as a renewable fuel or chemical. The Cat-HTR can theoretically process any form of lingo-cellulosic biomass without the need to dry the feedstock prior to processing, and testing at the ITQ Laboratory in Valencia, Spain, has already demonstrated that Licella’s bio-crude can be transformed into kerosene and diesel using standard refinery technologies.”
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