KBR (NYSE: KBR) announced today that along with Mura, it has secured a contract for its breakthrough plastics recycling technology, Hydro-PRT SM, from LG Chem, Korea.
Under the terms of the contract, KBR will provide technology licensing and engineering to implement the innovative and scalable Hydro-PRT SM technology at LG Chem's Dangjin plant.
Hydro-PRT SM was developed by Mura and is licensed exclusively by KBR. Utilizing supercritical steam, this technology employs a unique patented process to convert a wide range of single-use and other plastics into commercial raw materials that are used to produce new plastics, delivering a truly circular economy.
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