nova-Institute Launches Advanced Recycling Database for Global Market Intelligence
New platform tracks companies, technologies, plants, capacities, products and partnerships across the advanced recycling sector
The nova-Institute has launched a new Advanced Recycling Database designed to bring together current information on companies, technologies, plants, capacities, locations, products and partnerships across the global advanced recycling market.
The platform is aimed at companies in the chemical, plastics, recycling and materials sectors that need information to assess technologies, identify potential partners and monitor developments as advanced recycling moves towards wider industrial implementation.
Database Covers Companies and Plants Across Global Markets
Relevant information on advanced recycling is often spread across company announcements, technical and patent publications and individual market studies. The new database brings these sources together on a continuously updated, expert-curated platform.
The database currently covers 152 companies from 29 countries and 399 plants in 68 countries. It connects information on companies, technologies, plants, capacities, locations, products and partnerships to provide an overview of how advanced recycling solutions are progressing towards industrial and commercial implementation.
Users can examine technologies that are already being deployed or scaled up, identify locations where new capacities are being developed and track providers working across different recycling routes.
Search and Filtering Features
The database includes search, filtering and sorting functions that allow users to focus on specific areas of interest. Search criteria include feedstock, polymer type, technology, country and product outputs.
These functions allow users to narrow down recycling routes, compare technologies and providers, and identify potential solutions and partners based on specific requirements.
Detailed company and technology profiles provide information covering the strategic focus of providers, existing and planned plants, feedstock requirements, pre-processing, process conditions, products and partnerships.
The information can be used for market analysis, technology assessment, competitive benchmarking, partner identification, investment analysis and strategic positioning.
Platform Tracks Market and Technology Developments
The database is designed to help users examine questions such as which recycling technologies are suitable for particular feedstocks, which companies are scaling technologies for commercial operation, where new capacities are being developed, what products different processes generate and which partnerships are emerging.
Users can also set alerts for specific technology providers and receive notifications when new information or updates are added for selected companies.
Expert-Reviewed and Continuously Updated Information
Unlike static market reports, the Advanced Recycling Database is updated as new information becomes available. This allows users to follow market and technology developments without waiting for a new edition of a study or report.
According to nova-Institute, information in the database is researched, reviewed and validated by its advanced recycling experts. Sources include scientific publications, patent research, interviews and publicly available information. The team also verifies information directly with technology providers and plant operators.
The database is available at €250 per month, with a minimum subscription period of one year. Additional users can be added for €80 per month.