An overview of Mura’s unique Hydro-PRT® advanced recycling process.
In 2024, Mura participated in Engineering a Sustainable World, produced by ITN Business and in partnership with Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE). The programme, presented by Lukwesa Burak, looks at the role chemical and process engineers are playing in addressing climate change via our advanced recycling process Hydro-PRT®.
Learn more about Mura’s vision and mission, our unique advanced recycling technology Hydro-PRT® and our global plans to have 1.5 million tonnes of advanced recycling capacity in development or operation by 2032.
Read about Mura’s three central principles, and our four commitments to Net Zero, a Circular Economy, Transparency and Continual Improvement.
This independent LCA of Hydro-PRT® by WMG (Warwick Manufacturing Group at the University of Warwick), funded through Innovate UK’s Smart Sustainable Plastic Packaging challenge (SSPP) focused on Mura’s first commercial-scale site in Wilton, Teesside.
An overview of the purpose, scope (boundary conditions) and calculations for data resulting from the WMG LCA on Hydro-PRT®.
Conducted by the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre (JRC) and Spanish consultancy AIMPLAS, this study compared data from Mura’s hydrothermal process and two unnamed pyrolysis companies.