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Aug 28, 2024

Lignin Industries commercializes bio-based plastic alternative Renol

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  • Lignin Industries, a Swedish greentech company, has commercialized a bio-based material named Renol that is developed from lignin, often found in trees. Renol is presented as a sustainable alternative to fossil-based materials in the plastic industry.

  • Lignin Industries reports Renol can be used in various applications, including domestic goods, automotive parts, consumer electronics, and PE films. It can replace between 15% and 40% of fossil oil as a raw material in plastic production and can be mixed with virgin, recycled, or other bio-based materials.

  • The company claims Renol has a carbon footprint that is significantly lower than that of conventional plastics and remains stable during recycling, retaining its properties over multiple cycles. Lignin Industries operates a factory near Stockholm and plans to scale up production through collaborations with external partners.

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