Higher value end products, consumer demand, and corporate sustainability initiatives are responsible for the increasing emphasis on ethanol derived bio-based chemicals. These demand drivers are coupled with available ethanol supply, leading to a near term opportunity in ethanol derived chemical e...
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News Commentary | November 20, 2020
Bio‑based nylon has been a holy grail for polymer developers, as it's widely used in products like apparel where consumers and brands value sustainable materials – but previous efforts, such as adipic acid routes from Verdezyne and Rennovia, have flopped based on poor economics. Now, Genomatica is ... Not part of subscription
Analyst Insight | February 11, 2022
It is no longer a hypothetical nor a pipe dream — LanzaTech's CO2‑derived chemicals have begun to make their way onto the market in consumer products, with new fragrance products slated to reach stores in the next few months. The fragrances are produced by multinational beauty company Coty and ... Not part of subscription
Company Profile | April 04, 2022
Virent is a wholly owned subsidiary of Marathon Petroleum Corporation Converts biobased feedstocks into fuels and aromatic chemicals via an aqueous‑phase catalytic process; products are drop‑in replacements for petroleum‑based fuels and chemicals Claims to be able to use the same catalytic ... Not part of subscription