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\u2022<\/span> <\/strong>Pryme to begin supply of pyrolysis oil to Shell in 2022<\/strong> <\/span>

Shell Chemicals Europe BV and Pryme BV has <\/span>anno<\/span>unced a strategic cooperation and offtake agreement for pyrolysis oil made <\/span>from recycled plastic waste. Pryme will supply Shell from its first plant located in <\/span>Rotterdam, The Netherlands. Currently under construction, the plant is scheduled <\/span>to become opera<\/span>tional in 2022 and is forecast to convert 60,000 tonnes of <\/span>plastic waste into pyrolysis oil annually. Shell will use Pryme\u2019s pyrolysis oil in its <\/span>Moerdijk (The Netherlands) and Rheinland (Germany) crackers to make circular <\/span>chemicals products.<\/span><\/p>\n

The agreement also includes provision for future supply to be delivered from <\/span>Pryme\u2019s proposed second plant in the region. The proposed plant will have an <\/span>
estimated annual pyrolysis oil production capacity of 350,000 tonnes. Start<\/span>–<\/span>up <\/span>for the second plant is<\/span> planned for 2024.<\/span>
\u201cWith increasing demand for circular chemicals from customers, our agreement <\/span>with Pryme <\/span>enables us to significantly grow volumes as early as next year. The <\/span>
agreement builds on Shell\u2019s ambition to recycle one million tonnes of plastic <\/span>waste per year in our global chemicals plants by 2025,\u201d said Thomas Casparie, <\/span>
SVP North West Europe, Shell Che<\/span>micals and Products. <\/span><\/p>\n

\u201cTo support the long<\/span>–<\/span>term growth of this promising industry, Shell is excited to <\/span>work with key partners to develop the solutions necessary to produce the <\/span>
industrial quantities required to meet customer demand and our ambition.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n

As pa<\/span>rt of the strategic agreement, Shell and Pryme will cooperate on the testing <\/span>and evaluation of pyrolysis liquid samples from Pryme\u2019s test plant in Ghent, <\/span>Belgium. This process will enhance the understanding of both companies into the <\/span>optimal properties of <\/span>pyrolysis oil for use in chemical crackers. This is a key step <\/span>needed to develop and mature the value chain and will bring efficiencies to the <\/span>recycling of plastic waste on an industrial scale. <\/span><\/p>\n

P<\/span>r<\/span>y<\/span>m<\/span>e<\/span>m<\/span>a<\/span>k<\/span>i<\/span>n<\/span>g <\/span>pl<\/span>a<\/span>s<\/span>t<\/span>i<\/span>c<\/span>s <\/span>c<\/span>i<\/span>r<\/span>c<\/span>u<\/span>l<\/span>a<\/span>r<\/span><\/strong>
“We are excited to announce our strategic cooperation with Sh<\/span>ell<\/span>, which we see <\/span>a<\/span>s an important validation of our technology<\/span>.<\/span> This relationship, combined with our <\/span>scalable technology, will enable Pryme to commit to equivalent long<\/span>–<\/span>term <\/span>volumes with plastic waste suppliers and help accelerate the growth of this <\/span>developing and necessary value chain.\u201d says Jos van der Endt, CEO<\/span> and founder <\/span>of Pryme<\/span>.<\/span>
\u201cI\u2019m delighted we are building on our strong relationship with Shell. We are both <\/span>committed to developing the py<\/span>rolysis oil market; and together I\u2019m sure we can <\/span>
make significant progress in advancing an industrial scale plastic waste to <\/span>chemicals value chain.” <\/span><\/p>\n

Shell Chemicals<\/strong> <\/span>
Shell\u2019s global chemicals business supplies customers with a range of base, <\/span>intermediate and performance chemicals used to make products that people <\/span>
use every day. These finished products contribute to society\u2019s ability<\/span> to live, <\/span>work, care and respond to climate change. As global demand for chemicals <\/span>
increases, we plan to grow our business, by understanding and providing for our <\/span>customers\u2019 needs. Our business is versatile and resilient. We have strong market <\/span>
positions, i<\/span>ntegrated world<\/span>–<\/span>scale assets, leading technologies and a commitment <\/span>to a sustainable future. References to the expressions \u201cShell\u201d, \u201cShell\u2019s chemicals <\/span>
business\u201d or \u201cShell\u2019s chemical plants\u201d refer to multiple companies that are part of <\/span>the Shell Group that <\/span>are engaged in chemical or related businesses. For more <\/span>
information, please visit www.shell.com\/chemicals. <\/span><\/p>\n

Pryme<\/strong> <\/span>
Pryme BV is an innovative cleantech company focused on converting plastic <\/span>waste into valuable products through chemical recycling on an indus<\/span>trial scale. <\/span>
Its efficient and scalable technology is based on a proven pyrolysis process that <\/span>has been further developed and enhanced with proprietary characteristics. With <\/span>
its process fully electrified, Pryme intends to use 100% renewable power. <\/span>Pryme\u2019s <\/span>ambition is to contribute to a low<\/span>–<\/span>carbon, circular plastic economy and <\/span>
to realize the enormous rollout potential of its technology through the <\/span>development of a broad portfolio of owned<\/span>–<\/span>operated plants with strategic <\/span>partners. Pryme is listed on the Oslo E<\/span>uronext Growth Exchange. <\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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