Do you have an example of anyone providing transesterification recycling options?
Googling only provides research papers, which say that it is extremely energy intensive, has only been demonstrated on PET, and being research, is no where near ready for scaled use as they are only 6 months old.
Do you have an example of anyone providing transesterification recycling options?
Googling only provides research papers, which say that it is extremely energy intensive, has only been demonstrated on PET, and being research, is no where near ready for scaled use as they are only 6 months old.
Nope. I guess I should say I believe that there are recycling processes that can be used and am convinced by what I found.
I also know that they aren't profitable, so they won't be. Not until they become cheaper or raw resources become more expensive, anyway.