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Alterra to license the technology to Freepoint Eco-Systems
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Feb 15, 2023
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Feb 15, 2023

Alterra to license the technology to Freepoint Eco-Systems

Geographic expansion
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  • Alterra, an Ohio-based plastic recycling startup, announced its license arrangement with a subsidiary of Freepoint Eco-Systems, a Texas-based company that uses advanced recycling technology to secure and recycle plastic, for a proposed 192,000 tonnes per annum advanced plastics recycling facility in the Gulf Coast region. Alterra will enter its first licensing agreement in the US with this Freepoint initiative.

  • The company claims that with the ability to expand to 288,000 tonnes annually, this facility will be among the largest advanced recycling operations in the world.

  • The factory will recycle end-of-life plastic that would otherwise be destined for landfills or burnt and sell its products entirely to Shell, a global provider of a variety of base, intermediate, and performance chemicals, under a supply agreement.

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