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Neste and CINEA Sign the EU Innovation Fund’s Grant Agreement for Chemical Recycling Project PULSE

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By Neste Oyj
| KnowESG
Neste has completed the grant agreement process with CINEA (Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency of the European Commission) and the European Commission for 135 million euro funding to Neste’s chemical recycling project PULSE (Pretreatment and Upgrading of Liquefied waste plastic to Scale up circular Economy), following the earlier positive EU Innovation Fund grant decision in July 2022.
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Neste and Partners Launch Europe Tour on Low-Carbon Solutions

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By Neste Oyj
| KnowESG
Raising awareness about sustainability and the benefits of renewable fuels. Concluding in Brussels in front of the European Parliament by releasing a comprehensive report on CO₂ reductions achieved during the journey. Neste, the world's leading producer of renewable diesel, will join 20 companies and institutions from the automotive and biofuel industries for a three-month tour across Europe.
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Statistically driven automated method for catalytic glucose conversion optimisation

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By Joseph Install, Rui Zhang, Neste Oyj, Jukka Hietala
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Statistically driven automated method for catalytic glucose conversion optimisation† A statistically driven, automated approach to optimize glucose transformations to platform chemicals, methyl lactate and levulinic acid, is reported. The combination of a robotic synthesis platform with design of experiments methods enabled efficient and precise modelling of glucose conversion catalysed by SnCl4·5H2O with 0–100% H2O and methanol as a cosolvent.
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