
New way to turn waste polyethylene into fuel
Uses mild reaction conditions and cheap solvents
Uses mild reaction conditions and cheap solvents
1 t of gas would make US$225,000 worth of nanotubes
Commercialises method after creating robust solvent
Promises continuous production at room temperature
Dream Production begins after decades of R&D
Hummingbird increases selectivity, lowers costs
Could be used in fuel cells, batteries
Membranes show ‘competitive’ performance
Novel fuel cell tech can reduce electricity costs
Seawater uranium can supply 10,000 y of energy needs
New method saves on intensive purification
Composition and conductivity monitored in real time
Flavour affected less than with other treatments
Solvent can reduce operation costs by 40%
Industry partners seek to split and emit water
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