This is a directory of green chemistry and engineering technologies from around the world, developed by the Yale-UNIDO Global Green Chemistry Initiative. It provides a worldwide snapshot of technologies that are currently commercially available or are in the process of becoming commercially available. The selected technologies are applicable across a broad range of sectors and industries.
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Toner made from soy and corn biomass.
Water-based systems wood adhesives formulated with natural soy flour and a proprietary crosslinking resin.
Solenis; Professor Kaichang Li at Oregon State University.
Renewable and recyclable thermoset polymers from non-edible biomass.
Spintex is a UK-based company developing next-generation materials inspired by spider silk.
University of Oxford
Dow/Corteva™ developed a biopesticide for pests in tree fruits, tree nuts, small fruits, and vegetables called Spinet
Dow Agrosciences LLC
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.
Liquid bromine-based antimicrobial.
Polyester polyols made from byproduct of the phtahlic anhydride process.