Mexican startup tackles plastic waste by converting it to fuel

Mexican startup Petgas is turning plastic waste into fuel

Petgas, a Mexican startup, is working to reduce plastic pollution by converting this waste into fuel. The company can process 1.5 tons of plastic weekly, producing 365 gallons of fuel, which is currently donated to local fire departments and food delivery services. Petgas ultimately aims to contribute to a circular economy by turning ocean plastic into a valuable resource instead of waste. The Gulf of Mexico has one of the highest concentrations…

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A new study from Kyushu University in Japan has found a way to turn plastic into hydrogen, acting as a fuel source and helping to reduce plastic pollution, according to Earth.com. Recently published in the Chemical Engineering Journal, researchers led by Kaveh Edalati worked on a photocatalyst, a material that can absorb light to create a reaction that can break down plastic and produce hydrogen. Through careful study, the researchers could prod…

Boca del Río, Veracruz.— A startup in Mexico is trying to help control the problem of plastic waste in a city on the Gulf coast by turning it into gasoline, diesel and other fuels. With less than 10% of the recycled plastics in the world, Petgas’ idea is that, instead of allowing these wastes to become waste, they can be returned to production as fuel. Petgas developed a machine in the port city of Boca del Río that uses pyrolysis, a thermodynam…

Mexican start-up tackles plastic waste by converting it to fuel

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Mexican startup tackles plastic waste by converting it to fuel

A startup in Mexico is trying to help get a handle on one Gulf coast city’s plastic waste problem by converting it into gasoline, diesel and other fuels.

Mexican startup converts plastic waste into Fuel to fight pollution - OrissaPOST

Boca Del Rio: A startup in Mexico is trying to help get a handle on one Gulf Coast city’s plastic waste problem by converting it into gasoline, diesel and other fuels. With less than 10per cent of the world’s plastics being recycled, Petgas’ idea is that rather than letting discarded plastic become waste, it can become productive again as fuel. Petgas developed a machine in the port city of Boca del Rio that uses pyrolysis, a thermodynamic proce…