United Kingdommuratechnology.com
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Mura Technology is a UK‑headquartered company focused on advanced recycling of plastics. It develops and operates facilities that convert hard‑to‑recycle mixed and contaminated plastics into liquid hydrocarbons suitable for use as chemical and polymer feedstocks.
The company’s Hydro-PRT process applies hydrothermal treatment with supercritical water to depolymerize plastics into naphtha‑range oils and other fractions. These circular hydrocarbons can be fed into existing steam crackers and polymerization assets to make new, virgin‑quality plastics, supporting material circularity and reducing reliance on fossil‑derived feedstocks.
Mura pursues a hybrid model of project development and technology licensing with industry partners, integrating plants within established chemical hubs for efficient offtake and utilities. Its work targets scalable, commercially viable recycling pathways that transform local plastic waste into feedstocks for the global chemicals and plastics value chain.
chemXplore tracks 2 projects involving Mura, of which one is active.
Besides this one, the record holds 1 cancelled project.
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WRAP-led 10-year Pact unites nearly 100 organisations to transform packaging across materials: optimise design, scale reuse/refill, boost recycling infrastructure and align policy
The new facility in Singapore will process 60,000 tonnes of plastic waste annually, using Hydro-PRT technology to convert it into circular hydrocarbons, supporting regional recycling efforts.
The decision reflects Europe's economic and regulatory challenges. Both parties remain committed to expanding recycling capacity and exploring new opportunities in Europe.
Investment supports global expansion of Cat-HTR™ technology for converting waste plastics and biomass into sustainable fuels, aligning with goals for a low-carbon, circular economy.
A new feedstock supply contract will provide post-use plastic for a hydrothermal recycling facility, converting waste into reusable hydrocarbons and reducing carbon emissions.
Neste will convert products from Mura's Teesside site into new plastic feedstock. The HydroPRS™ process enables efficient recycling of mixed plastics, reducing fossil resource use and carbon footprint.
The plant will process 'unrecyclable' plastics, creating jobs and reducing carbon emissions. Key industry figures attended the launch, highlighting collaboration and economic benefits.
The facility in Germany will recycle 120KTA of plastic by 2025, contributing to 600KTA by 2030. It aims to reduce reliance on virgin feedstocks and support a circular economy.
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