IQ Energy Inc.
Developed a unique and patented "Thermal Molecular Sorting" (TMS) pyrolysis process. Their modular, containerized, and scalable advanced recycling units are designed to convert dirty and mixed plastics into plastic-derived crude oil or gas, which can then be refined into various products, including virgin plastics. A full commercial-sized unit is currently being manufactured in Canada.
Company Overview
- Status
- Operational (developing/manufacturing commercial unit)
- Technology
- Thermal Molecular Sorting (TMS) pyrolysis process
- Headquarters
- , Canada
- Region
- North America
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