Innovators are constantly seeking to develop new technologies that deliver performance improvements while reducing environmental footprints, representing safer, cost-effective solutions. We created this directory to showcase innovations that are pushing the needle by using principles of green chemistry and green engineering. The directory provides a snapshot of technologies from across the globe, from many different sectors and industries, currently under development or already commercially available.
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Polyester made from a genetically modified microorganism that produces 1,3-propanediol (PDO) from cornstarch.
Toner made from soy and corn biomass.
Water-based systems wood adhesives formulated with natural soy flour and a proprietary crosslinking resin.
A soy-based Class A/B firefighting foam designed to suppress fires while reducing reliance on harmful fluorinated foa
Renewable and recyclable thermoset polymers from non-edible biomass.
Spintex is a UK-based company developing next-generation materials inspired by spider silk.
Dow/Corteva™ developed a biopesticide for pests in tree fruits, tree nuts, small fruits, and vegetables called Spinet
Pesticide produced from Saccharopolyspora spinosa that can effectively combat pests in many fruits and vegetables pla
Technology that uses a protein tag that selectively binds to amino acids to measure protein concentration.
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