Nova-Institute Launches Advanced Recycling Database
As advanced recycling moves from technology development towards broader industrial implementation, companies in the chemical, plastics, recycling, and materials sectors need reliable information to assess technologies, identify partners, and navigate an increasingly complex market. The challenge is not a lack of information, but the fact that relevant data is spread across company announcements, technical and patent publications, and individual market studies. With its Advanced Recycling Database, the nova-Institute is brining together current market and technology information into one continuously updated, expert-curated platform, designed to support strategic, technical and investment decisions.
The database currently covers 152 companies from 29 countries and 399 plants in 68 countries. It links information on companies, technologies, plants, capacities, locations, products and partnerships, making it easier to track how advanced recycling solutions are progressing towards industrial and commercial implementation.
Companies can assess what technologies are already being deployed or scaled up, where new capacities are being developed, and what providers are active across different recycling routes. This gives users a broader view of the market beyond individual technologies and helps them identify relevant technology providers, potential partners and other market players.
Search, filtering, and sorting functions allow users to tailor the database to their specific needs. Criteria include feedstock, polymer type, technology, country and product outputs. This makes it easier to narrow down suitable recycling routes, compare technologies and providers, and move from broad market screening to a focused shortlist of potential solutions and partners.
nova-Institute’s Advanced Recycling Database is available at advanced-recycling-database.eu.
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