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NextChem’s depolymerisation plant will boost PET recycling

08/04/2022
NextChem’s depolymerisation plant will boost PET recycling

NextChem, an Italian energy transition technology company, has completed the construction of the first demonstration plant in Italy for the chemical recycling of PET and polyester from textiles, as part of the European Union’s DEMETO project. The plant is located in Chieti, in the Abruzzo Technology Park.  The depolymerization technology, based...

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