Aduro Clean Technologies has successfully completed tests using artificial turf as a raw material for its proprietary Hydrochemolytic™ Technology. The company tested samples of artificial turf waste, achieving promising results despite the complex composition. The chemical recycling process selectively converts the polyolefin components of the turf into shorter-chain hydrocarbon products, suitable for steam cracking and polymer production. This breakthrough could address the growing demand for chemical recycling options in the synthetic turf market, projected to reach $5.9 billion by 2032. Aduro continues its development work with industry partners to evaluate the technology’s potential for complex waste streams inadequately served by traditional recycling methods.

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