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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Upcycled carbon black from end-of-life tires.
High-power ultrasonic homogenizers.
Organic pigments. Traditional heavy-metal based pigments contain lead, hexavalent chromium, or cadmium.
Process to print labels directly on glass.
Soy flour-based adhesives for wood composites.
Ashland Inc. (previously Hercules Inc.) Columbia Forest Products Professor Kaichang Li at Oregon State University
Enzymes and chemicals as chiral building blocks, intermediates, specialty chemicals, and recombinant enzymes.
Decorative metallic coating for plastic parts. ePD™ is short for embedded PVD.
Custom enzymes for biopharma, fine chemicals, cosmetics, and other industries.
Electricity-free mobile refrigeration technology using only sun and water.