罗姆拟建PMMA化学回收工厂

Core Viewpoint - NextChem, a subsidiary of Italy's Maire Group, has been commissioned by Rohm to conduct a feasibility study for a chemical recycling plant for waste PMMA in Worms, Germany, aiming to enhance PMMA circularity in Europe [1] Group 1: Project Details - The planned facility will process 5,000 tons of PMMA waste annually and will be fully integrated into Rohm's existing production site [1] - The project will utilize NextChem's proprietary NXRe depolymerization technology, which is claimed to reduce the carbon footprint of MMA and its main derivative PMMA by over 90% compared to traditional methods [1] Group 2: Collaboration and Goals - Rohm and NextChem aim to eliminate the incineration and landfill of PMMA-related production waste by 2030 through recycling initiatives [1] - MyRemono is currently constructing a chemical recycling plant in Italy with a similar capacity of 5,000 tons per year, expected to be completed by 2026 [1] - Rohm has agreed to purchase recycled MMA produced at the Italian facility for the production of circular PMMA products, as per the agreement signed in December 2024 [1]