Core Insights - Aduro Clean Technologies Inc. is progressing with the commissioning of its Next Generation Process (NGP) Pilot Plant, which is crucial for validating its Hydrochemolytic™ Technology and preparing for future scale-up [1][3][7] Commissioning Progress - The NGP Pilot Plant has advanced from Phase 1 to Phase 2 commissioning, with Phase 1 focusing on assembly and installation of major systems, and Phase 2 concentrating on integrated operations and process tuning [4][5][8] - All major systems, including the extruder and automation controls, are now installed and undergoing staged commissioning [8] - The commissioning roadmap is structured, with activities planned to continue through November and into mid-December 2025 [5][8] Key Partnerships - Zeton Inc. and Siemens Canada are key partners in the commissioning phase, providing engineering, fabrication, and automation support [6][9] - The collaboration with these partners is essential for ensuring reliable process performance and data acquisition during the commissioning [6][9] Technology and Future Plans - The Hydrochemolytic™ Technology aims to transform lower-value feedstocks into valuable resources, operating at relatively low temperatures and costs [10] - The data and experience gained from the Pilot Plant will inform the design and commissioning of a future Demonstration Plant with an initial capacity of 8,000 tons per year [3][9]