Process Design & Greenhouse Gas Analysis of an Electrified Mixed Plastic Waste-to-Olefins Value Chain

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An electrified process design for converting mixed plastic waste to olefins has specific, quantifiable greenhouse gas emission impacts. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.INCREMENTAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

AristEng Sarl

doi:10.5281/zenodo.22008832

August 19, 2026Open Access

Process Design & Greenhouse Gas Analysis of an Electrified Mixed Plastic Waste-to-Olefins Value Chain

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To evaluate the process design and greenhouse gas emission profile of an electrified value chain converting mixed plastic waste into valuable olefin feedstocks.
Designed an electrified chemical recycling pathway converting mixed plastic waste to olefins as part of the eLECTRO project.
Conducted process modeling and greenhouse gas life-cycle analyses across the proposed conversion value chain.
Demonstrated the technical framework for electrifying the conversion of mixed plastic waste into light olefins.
Outlined greenhouse gas mitigation potential and key operational achievements established within the project framework.

Implication

Techno-economic and emissions evaluation demonstrates the feasibility of an electrified plastic-to-olefins pathway, highlighting pathways for lower-carbon chemical recycling.

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