Green ChemicaI Inc.
Demonstration project for industrial production technology of non-edible biomass-derived resin
As of August, 2024
City | Year of Establishment | Founder |
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Fujisawa City, Kanagawa Prefecture | 2018 | Kinryo Chou |
Partner VC | Latest round of Fundraising | Valuation |
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Innovations and Future Creation Inc. (MIRAI SOUZOU) |
Pre-series A | Not disclosed |
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Green ChemicaI Inc.
Program name
Deep-Tech Startups Support Program in the Green Transformation field
Research theme
Demonstration project for industrial production technology of non-edible biomass-derived resin
Business Plan
Aiming for a sustainable society through bioplastic production, we develop industrial production technology for biomass plastic feedstock using sugars made from abundant but unutilized inedible biomass resources such as pulp and rice
husks. The aim is to efficiently and with high purity production of the following three chemical resources: hydroxymethylfurfural (HMF), 2,5-furandicarboxylic acid (FDCA), and 2,5-bis-aminomethylfuran (BAF).
Research Outline
In this research and development project, we aim to solve the mass production challenges of a continuous production process from non-edible biomass-derived sugars to HMF/FDCA production.
- (1) Demonstrate the scale-up of FDCA production using the improved process.
- (2) Based on the results of polymerization tests and functional evaluation of PEF resin by an external institute, we confirm the specifications of FDCA and the possibility of substitute for conventional PET resin.
- (3) Calculate the CO2 emissions of FDCA production by the improved process.
- (4) Present samples of PEF bottles produced from FDCA at trade exhibitions and other events, with the aim of acquiring scale-up verification partners for commercialization.
- (5) Establish an efficient production method for BAF.
Phase | Business Area/Field | Research Period | Research Grant Amount |
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STS | Materialsl | 2024 - 2025FY | JPY 280 million |
Last Updated : January 16, 2025