• Aduro Clean Technologies entered a memorandum of understanding with AstroTurf to evaluate recycling end-of-life synthetic turf using Aduro’s Hydrochemolytic technology.
• Work targets recovery of polyethylene and polypropylene fractions, converting them into liquid hydrocarbons for use as petrochemical feedstock.
• Parties will assess mechanical pre-treatment needs, including removal of infill, separation, cleaning, preparation, logistics, and byproduct handling.
• The agreement is an evaluation framework only, not a commercial deployment or definitive supply, licensing, or joint development deal.

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