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Hand of woman in a lab coat holds a sample of the biodegradable plastic Fortum has produced from CO2 emissions from a waste to energy plant
Fortum's new "plastics born from CO2" brand is be introduced to the European market in November 2024.

Fortum Recycling & Waste announced on Tuesday that it has successfully produced a biodegradable plastic using carbon dioxide captured from the emissions of a waste incineration plant. The CO2 was generated at the company's waste to energy (wte) facility in Riihimäki, Finland. ...

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