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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Sonichem converts lignocellulosic biomasses into cellulose, natural sugars, and lignin.
The Travertine process converts aqueous sulfate into sulfuric acid and caustic solutions through electrolys
University of California, Berkeley
Gasification systems that convert non-recyclable organic waste (bark, sawdust, clean construction/demolition debris,
Synthesis of sitagliptin for drug, Januvia, developed through a collaboration between Merck & Co., Inc.
This is Merck & Codexis collaboration.
Enerkem specializes in converting waste materials into biofuels and renewable chemicals using patented gasification t
Long-lasting synthetic oils. Conventional oils are not long-lasting, which generates waste oil.
Worn Again Technologies, a UK-based company, is dedicated to revolutionizing textile recycling by creating a circular
Two-component (2K) waterborne polyurethane coatings.
Alkyd paint from recycled plastic bottles (PET), acrylics, and soybean oil with low concentrations of VOCs.