Reju

Germanytechnipenergies.com

Reju is Technip Energies’ technology platform focused on the chemical recycling of polyester-based materials, including textile waste and post-consumer PET. It targets the regeneration of polyester to reduce waste and enable circular use of polymer resources.

Using processes such as depolymerization and purification, Reju aims to convert end-of-life polyester into feedstocks suitable for producing new polyester, supporting circularity across textile and packaging value chains. The platform emphasizes process development, piloting, and industrial integration in collaboration with stakeholders across the recycling and chemicals industries.

Projects Reju is involved in

chemXplore tracks 3 projects involving Reju, of which 3 are active.

Reju's role on them: Owner, Operator, and Developer.

3 Announced / Concept

3 new construction.

Expected to start operating
2026
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2027
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2028
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2029
1 project
2030
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2031
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2 of the active projects carry no start-up date yet.

What moved recently
  • 12 February 2026 Reju Regeneration Hub, Lacq · Announced / Concept · France
  • 20 January 2026 Reju Regeneration Hub, Rochester, New York · Announced / Concept · United States

Licensors and offtakers are recorded on 2 of these 3 projects For subscribers

Targeting: PET (3), Bis(2-hydroxyethyl) terephthalate (2)

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Latest news on Reju

1 July 2026
Reju opens U.S. R&D center in Conshohocken

First North American lab to accelerate polyester chemical recycling and scale next‑generation circular solutions, co‑located with Technip Energy’s research infrastructure.

1 April 2026
Reju secures €135m NIKI funding for Chemelot textile regeneration hub

Scale industrial textile-to-textile process converting hard-to-recycle polyester waste into recycled intermediates with ≈50% lower emissions, integrated into efficient, traceable circular supply chains.

13 February 2026
Reju Selects Lacq for French Textile Regeneration Hub

The facility will recycle textiles into polyester, creating jobs and supporting France's circular economy and decarbonization efforts.

17 December 2025
EIB Lends €40M to Technip Energies for R&D in Decarbonisation and Circular Economy

The loan supports R&D in clean technologies, textile recycling, and skilled job creation in Europe, aligning with EIB's climate and innovation goals.

Where its projects are

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