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To keep up to date with our global roll-out and developments, please complete your details below:
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3 Noble Street
London
EC2V 7EE
General:
enquiries@muratechnology.com
Media:
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is how long it would take nature to turn plastic back into hydrocarbon feedstocks
of plastic ends up in the ocean each year
Mura's hydrothermal advanced recycling process, Hydro-PRT, uses supercritical water to recycle waste plastics back into fossil-equivalent feedstocks to make new plastics, helping to create a circular economy
Watch how Mura converts post-use, flexible and rigid mixed waste streams into fossil-replacement hydrocarbons, for use in the manufacture of new plastics:
Mura Technology is scaling Hydro-PRT globally. Our business model includes both Mura’s own-build sites in the UK, USA, Europe and Southeast Asia, alongside sites being built under license via our Licensing and Engineering Partner, KBR.
Mura is targeting 1,500,000 tonnes of annual recycling capacity in operation or development by 2032, including global licenses sold by our Engineering and Licensing Partner, KBR. This will continue to grow and expand as we form new partnerships.
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