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Supplier: Nexant Inc.

Website: http://www.nexant.com/

1 October 20209 September 2021

Business Trends: The impact of a carbon tax on the European chemical industry

Over the past several years, greenhouses gas (GHG) emissions have become a pressing global issue

20 August 202017 August 2020

Your Car Is More Plastic Than You Know. This Company May Soon Be Brewing Its Parts With Biology

A new partnership aims to brew the raw materials needed for greener bioplastics

16 January 202010 November 2020

Is there a Potential for Chemical Recycling in the Recycling Industry?

Nexant has just completed a Special Report titled “Sorting through Plastic Waste – Is Chemical Recycling a Solution.” This report examines the technical, economic and business aspects of chemical recycling of PET, PS and mixed plastics (plastics to fuel)

30 January 20189 September 2021

Carbon Dioxide to Chemicals and Fuels

Ron Cascone, Principal in the Energy and Chemicals Advisory at Nexant, Inc., Special to the Digest

20 April 201715 April 2017

Biobased Plastics: What’s New, Who’s Top Cat? The Digests 2017 Multi-Slide Guide

The Digest's review with illuminating slides presented at a webinar on the horizons for Biobased Plastics

28 September 201626 September 2016

Answers to your questions about Renewables and the Advanced Bioeconomy

Ron Cascone has provided the answers — and in few cases, Digest's editors have expanded on some of the themes from the journalistic point of view

2 September 201631 August 2016

Biorenewables Megatrends: The Digest’s 2016 Multi-Slide Guide to the advanced bioeconomy’s progress

Ron Cascone from Nexant Corp. gave incisive slides on the state of commercialization

18 December 201517 December 2015

C5 is the new C6

The X-Factor in the advanced bioeconomy might just be a sugar that starts with an X

10 December 20149 December 2014

BIO and affiliates highlight the growing biorenewables sector in California

Brent Erickson: "California’s flourishing industrial biotech sector makes the region an ideal location to hold discussions about the future of the biobased industry."

5 November 20144 November 2014

Biobased Polymers

Corporate ingenuity and determination is starting to pay off, but products must still be muscled into the supply chain

27 October 201424 October 2014

Robust economic opportunities in the U.S. Biobased Economy

By Brent Erickson, EVP, The Biotechnology Industry Organization Head, Industrial & Environmental section

19 August 201419 August 2014

Nexant Launches Biorenewable Insights

New subscription program analyzes next-generation biorenewable technologies

8 August 20147 August 2014

Nexant launches Biorenewable Insights

New subscription program analyzes next-generation biorenewable technologies

25 March 2013

Nexant Leads Industry Discussions at World Biofuels Markets and Bio-Based Chemicals Conf

Call for More EU Support for Biotechnology Development

29 February 2012

Bio-Based Chemicals: Going Commercial

New Nexant Special Report Analyzes Renewable Resources and Feedstocks for Commercial Production

14 February 2012

Does Bio-Polypropylene Make Economic Sense?

Quantitative comparison of the cost of producing bio-propylene versus conventional petrochemical propylene

26 August 2011

Supplier: Nexant Inc.

Website: http://www.nexant.com/

Business Trends: The impact of a carbon tax on the European chemical industry

Over the past several years, greenhouses gas (GHG) emissions have become a pressing global issue

Your Car Is More Plastic Than You Know. This Company May Soon Be Brewing Its Parts With Biology

A new partnership aims to brew the raw materials needed for greener bioplastics

Is there a Potential for Chemical Recycling in the Recycling Industry?

Nexant has just completed a Special Report titled “Sorting through Plastic Waste – Is Chemical Recycling a Solution.” This report examines the technical, economic and business aspects of chemical recycling of PET, PS and mixed plastics (plastics to fuel)

Carbon Dioxide to Chemicals and Fuels

Ron Cascone, Principal in the Energy and Chemicals Advisory at Nexant, Inc., Special to the Digest

Biobased Plastics: What’s New, Who’s Top Cat? The Digests 2017 Multi-Slide Guide

The Digest's review with illuminating slides presented at a webinar on the horizons for Biobased Plastics

Answers to your questions about Renewables and the Advanced Bioeconomy

Ron Cascone has provided the answers — and in few cases, Digest's editors have expanded on some of the themes from the journalistic point of view

Biorenewables Megatrends: The Digest’s 2016 Multi-Slide Guide to the advanced bioeconomy’s progress

Ron Cascone from Nexant Corp. gave incisive slides on the state of commercialization

C5 is the new C6

The X-Factor in the advanced bioeconomy might just be a sugar that starts with an X

BIO and affiliates highlight the growing biorenewables sector in California

Brent Erickson: "California’s flourishing industrial biotech sector makes the region an ideal location to hold discussions about the future of the biobased industry."

Biobased Polymers

Corporate ingenuity and determination is starting to pay off, but products must still be muscled into the supply chain

Robust economic opportunities in the U.S. Biobased Economy

By Brent Erickson, EVP, The Biotechnology Industry Organization Head, Industrial & Environmental section

Nexant Launches Biorenewable Insights

New subscription program analyzes next-generation biorenewable technologies

Nexant launches Biorenewable Insights

New subscription program analyzes next-generation biorenewable technologies

Nexant Leads Industry Discussions at World Biofuels Markets and Bio-Based Chemicals Conf

Call for More EU Support for Biotechnology Development

Bio-Based Chemicals: Going Commercial

New Nexant Special Report Analyzes Renewable Resources and Feedstocks for Commercial Production

Does Bio-Polypropylene Make Economic Sense?

Quantitative comparison of the cost of producing bio-propylene versus conventional petrochemical propylene

Drop-In commodity chemicals from renewable feedstocks on the rise

US-American experts' views on current bioplastic market development

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