CarbonMeta Technologies

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Carbon nanotubes

A high-value carbon nanomaterial produced from plastic waste.

Carbon nanotubes and graphite

High-value carbon products derived from plastic waste, useful in applications like electric vehicle battery technology.

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Microwave catalysis

Using microwaves to activate a catalyst for chemical reactions, in this case, to extract hydrogen from plastic waste.

The process used to produce green hydrogen by splitting water using electricity.

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Carbon nanotubes

A high-value carbon nanomaterial produced from plastic waste.

Carbon nanotubes and graphite

High-value carbon products derived from plastic waste, useful in applications like electric vehicle battery technology.

Industrial hydrogen gas produced by Linde for use in fuel stations and hydrogen-powered vehicles.

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Plastic waste to hydrogen fuel and carbon nanomaterials

Microwave catalysis for converting mixed plastics into hydrogen fuel and carbon.

Microwave catalysis for converting coalbed methane into hydrogen fuel and carbon.

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Microwave Catalysis Technology Used to Produce Hydrogen Fuel from Plastic Waste

3 years 7 months ago

This US-based company is a leader in microwave catalysis technology for converting plastic waste into hydrogen fuel and valuable carbon products. They are collaborating with universities and other companies on this technology.

Oxford and Cardiff project converts plastic waste to hydrogen fuel

3 years 11 months ago

CarbonMeta Technologies is partnering with researchers from the University of Oxford and University of Cardiff to develop and deploy technology that converts plastic waste into hydrogen fuel and carbon nanomaterials.

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