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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Uses photothermography to produce imaging technology that uses heat for medical imaging applications.
Eastman Kodak Company (technology acquired from Imation)
General purpose non-orthophthalate plasticizer.
Eastman Chemical Company
Renewable bio-based surfactants for personal care.
Croda International
Automated recycling process that removes crucial ingredients to produce new EV batteries.
Blueland sustainably manufactures and ships cleaning products using environmentally responsible ingredients that are
Fine Mycelium™ is a technology that manipulates mycelium cells during growth to create durable leather-like material
MycoWorks Berkeley Center for Green Chemistry
Premium PVC-free carpet tile backing made from a thermoplastic polyolefin compound. PVC-free.
New synthetic methodology for ganciclovir, the main active component in Cytovene®.
Olefin metathesis catalyst that converts renewable, natural oils into various products.
Elevance Renewable Sciences, Inc. Dr. Robert H. Grubbs