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Ed VanDyne on turning plastic to fuel gold

Ed van Dyne, Founder & CEO of Plastic 2 Green, a serial entrepreneur, innovator, and engineer wants to solve the world’s plastic problem.

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Rajeev Peshawaria

Rajeev Peshawaria

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Posted 04/11/2024

Ed van Dyne, Founder & CEO of Plastic 2 Green, a serial entrepreneur, innovator, and engineer wants to solve the world’s plastic problem. His team is pioneering novel technology that converts discarded plastic into ammonia—one of the most efficient ways to use hydrogen energy.

 

Ed shares his vision of a zero carbon, zero smokestack process that breaks down mixed plastic waste and presents a sustainable alternative to traditional ammonia production, which heavily relies on fossil fuels.

 

Partnerships with governmental bodies, like the Department of Energy, USA, have enabled an ambitious plan of establishing three production plants in the next five years.

 

Ed, Rajeev and Teymoor explore the challenges and strengths of his business model: sourcing plastic waste, the impact of low-cost plastic production on our planet, and the importance of collaboration with organizations in the plastic supply chain. While market readiness for these emerging sustainable fuel alternatives is growing, competition from fossil fuel remains fierce – the world needs sustainability innovators more than ever.

 

Join us for an enlightening conversation about the future of renewable energy, the potential of green ammonia, and how the unique innovation of Plastic 2 Green will play a vital role in tackling the plastic crisis.

 

 

It is also available on Spotify and Apple Podcast.

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Articles Sustainability

Ed VanDyne on turning plastic to fuel gold

Ed van Dyne, Founder & CEO of Plastic 2 Green, a serial entrepreneur, innovator, and engineer wants to solve the world’s plastic problem.

#SocialImpact #PodcastSeries #Purpose #SustainableGrowth #SustainableBusiness
Rajeev Peshawaria

Rajeev Peshawaria

CEO @ Stewardship Asia Centre

See profile
Posted 04/11/2024

Ed van Dyne, Founder & CEO of Plastic 2 Green, a serial entrepreneur, innovator, and engineer wants to solve the world’s plastic problem. His team is pioneering novel technology that converts discarded plastic into ammonia—one of the most efficient ways to use hydrogen energy.

 

Ed shares his vision of a zero carbon, zero smokestack process that breaks down mixed plastic waste and presents a sustainable alternative to traditional ammonia production, which heavily relies on fossil fuels.

 

Partnerships with governmental bodies, like the Department of Energy, USA, have enabled an ambitious plan of establishing three production plants in the next five years.

 

Ed, Rajeev and Teymoor explore the challenges and strengths of his business model: sourcing plastic waste, the impact of low-cost plastic production on our planet, and the importance of collaboration with organizations in the plastic supply chain. While market readiness for these emerging sustainable fuel alternatives is growing, competition from fossil fuel remains fierce – the world needs sustainability innovators more than ever.

 

Join us for an enlightening conversation about the future of renewable energy, the potential of green ammonia, and how the unique innovation of Plastic 2 Green will play a vital role in tackling the plastic crisis.

 

 

It is also available on Spotify and Apple Podcast.

Explore Topic

Equality Climate Change Governance Sustainability Steward Leadership

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How Musim Mas scales up palm oil sustainability

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How a tiny insect is helping to heal our farmlands

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The need for a total approach to circularity in the manufacturing industry

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Equipping farmers with sustainable agricultural methods

Equipping farmers with sustainable agricultural methods

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