Aduro Clean Tech Stock Price, News & Analysis

Aduro Clean Technologies (CSE: ACT, OTCQB: ACTHF) announced a pending partnership with Brightlands Chemelot Campus in the Netherlands to demonstrate its Hydrochemolytic™ technology (HCT) for converting polyethylene waste into valuable chemical feedstock. Brightlands' positive review of HCT highlights its advantages over traditional pyrolysis processes. The partnership aims to establish a pilot plant, enhancing Aduro's commercial capabilities while supporting the circular economy. The project is positioned to expand to other plastics, promoting comprehensive resource recovery.

Aduro Clean Technologies (CSE:ACT)(OTCQB:ACTHF) is advancing its Hydrochemolytic™ Bitumen Upgrading (HBU) process to include polyethylene upcycling. The partnership with Exergy Solutions aims to leverage existing design and engineering work for HBU in developing a pilot-scale HBU reactor for polyethylene. Exergy's expertise allows the project to proceed efficiently, reinforcing Aduro's confidence in scaling up chemical processes. This milestone represents a critical step toward commercialization, enhancing the company's position in the recycling and clean energy sectors.

Aduro Clean Technologies (CSE:ACT)(OTCQB:ACTHF) is expanding the scope of its collaboration with Exergy Solutions to include engineering for Hydrochemolytic™ Plastic Upcycling (HPU) targeting polyethylene (PE). This follows advancements in their Hydrochemolytic™ Bitumen Upgrading (HBU) process. Exergy's engineering team aims to efficiently design the R3 pilot-scale reactor for both HBU and PE applications. CEO Ofer Vicus reported confidence in scaling operations due to established chemical engineering practices, indicating a smoother path to commercialization.

Aduro Clean Technologies (CSE:ACT, OTCQB:ACTHF) advances its projects for pilot-scale polyethylene upcycling and heavy crude upgrading by participating in Canada’s Trade Mission to the Mexican Petroleum Congress from November 17-20, 2021. The company aims to engage local officials and industry representatives, building on past successes to explore collaborations in converting waste plastic into fuel and enhancing heavy crude oil properties using its Hydrochemolytic™ technology. The Congress gathers over 8,000 specialists annually, providing a significant platform for technological exchange.

Aduro Clean Technologies (CSE:ACT)(OTCQB:ACTHF) is advancing its upcycling and heavy crude upgrading projects by joining Canada’s Commercial Trade Mission to the Mexican Petroleum Congress from November 17-20, 2021. The company aims to engage with industry officials to establish pilot projects leveraging its Hydrochemolytic™ technology for converting waste polyethylene plastic into diesel and enhancing the properties of heavy crude oil. This strategic move aligns with Aduro’s vision of addressing environmental challenges in Mexico and fostering job creation.

Aduro Clean Technologies (CSE:ACT)(OTCQB:ACTHF) is set to present its innovative Hydrochemolytic Bitumen Upgrading (HBU) technology at the Bitumen Industry Summit in London on October 6, 2021. CEO Ofer Vicus will discuss how HBU can better convert heavy crude into lighter oil, offering enhanced environmental and economic benefits compared to traditional methods. The summit aims to connect industry leaders and address key challenges and opportunities within the bitumen sector. For further details, visit the conference website.

Aduro Clean Technologies (CSE:ACT)(OTCQB:ACTHF) will present at the Bitumen Industry Summit in London on October 6, 2021, at 12:20 PM BT. CEO Ofer Vicus will discuss the company's innovative Hydrochemolytic™ Bitumen Upgrading technology, showcasing its potential to enhance environmental and financial outcomes compared to traditional methods. The summit aims to unite industry leaders to address key challenges and opportunities within the bitumen sector, covering topics like market analysis and technological advancements.

Aduro Clean Technologies (CSE:ACT)(OTCQB:ACTHF) has announced that its common shares are now DTC eligible on the OTCQB Venture Market as of September 16, 2021. This eligibility is expected to enhance liquidity and attract more U.S. investors, facilitating easier electronic transfers of shares. The company aims to advance its Hydrochemolytic technology, which focuses on recycling plastics and transforming oils into valuable resources. The shares will also continue to trade on the Canadian Securities Exchange under the symbol ACT.

Aduro Clean Technologies (OTCQB: ACTHF) has achieved DTC eligibility for its common shares, enhancing liquidity and access to U.S. investors. This development is significant as it allows for more efficient electronic transfer of shares in the U.S. market. The company's CEO, Ofer Vicus, expressed optimism about increasing exposure in U.S. capital markets while continuing to develop their Hydrochemolytic technology. Aduro's innovative technologies focus on recycling plastics and converting heavy oil into valuable resources.