Founded in 2008, Pearl River-based Anellotech develops catalytic technologies that turn mixed plastic waste and non-food biomass into the basic chemicals used for plastics and renewable fuels. Its Plas-TCat process is designed to handle hard-to-recycle mixed and multilayer plastics in a single step, while the company’s TCat-8 demonstration plant in Silsbee, Texas has logged more than 1,300 hours of Plas-TCat operation. Anellotech is commercializing these technologies through partners including Technip Energies, Axens, and R Plus Japan.
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PlastinuvaPlastinuva is a Toledo-based developer of recycling technology focused on recovering polypropylene that conventional systems leave behind. Its dissolution-based process is being advanced for organizations with difficult plastic waste, with the company moving from development trials toward pilot and commercial demonstration.TOLEDO, OH
PolyKinetix IncPolyKinetix Inc designs, builds, operates, and licenses continuous chemical-recycling technology that converts non-recyclable plastics and end-of-life tires into petrochemical and lubricant precursors. The second-generation recycling company is also expanding polystyrene recycling operations, including recycled construction-grade EPS foam panels made in Massillon, Ohio. Its modular, scalable systems are intended to provide an alternative to landfilling, burning, and open dumping while returning waste materials to established markets.CANTON, OH
Alterra Energy LLCAlterra Energy operates a commercial-scale plastic circularity facility in Akron, Ohio, converting hard-to-recycle post-use plastics into reusable raw materials for new products. Commissioned in 2020, its 60-ton-per-day plant is described as the only full-scale, continuous facility of its kind, using a patented thermochemical process and licensing that technology globally. The company says it has recycled millions of pounds of discarded plastic while working to keep material out of landfills and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.AKRON, OH
RYT BiotechnologyRYT Biotechnology develops recycling technology for hard-to-recycle plastics, with a particular focus on polystyrene. Its biocatalytic depolymerization process converts polystyrene waste into virgin-grade styrene monomer, addressing a material that is rarely recycled and can persist for centuries.NEW YORK, NY