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Performance-driven green chemistry. What If? The Journey to a More Sustainable Future Mark Maxwell May 20, 2016

What If? - Carpet America Recovery Effort · Flexible Foam. Rigid Foam. Specialty Foams. ... • Global polyol market = 20 B lbs./yr. in 2015. ... • Economic growth can happen for

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Performance-driven green chemistry.™

What If?The Journey to a More

Sustainable Future

Mark MaxwellMay 20, 2016

Overview

Why Who

WhatHow

CircularNext Steps

Starting with the End in Mind• Can Resinate® help support CARE’s

mission?• Yes- PET carpet is a potentially viable

alternative source of PET • But…

• it comes with some inherent process challenges

• strong potential upside for all involved if successful

Resinate Materials Group®

Why?

Alignment of Missions

CARE• The mission of CARE is to

advance market-based solutions that increase landfill diversion and recycling of post-consumer carpet, encourage design for recyclability

Resinate®

• Pioneering green chemistry solutions based on recycled content

• Turning Waste Streams into High-Performance Polyols

Presenter
Presentation Notes
NOTE FROM CAYLA: Technically, out mission is below – To pioneer the use of recycled content in specialty chemistry solutions, to build technology and relationships that advance green chemistry, and to uphold our commitments to customers and the environment. Which is anchored by three core values – Environmental and Social Responsibility�  We will support green chemistry principles by reflecting environmental and social responsibility in our business models, processes, day-to-day operations, and products. We will be good stewards of resources previously harvested from the earth, allowing for continued economic value of these molecules.� Pioneering Spirit�  We will remain committed to our quest to advance green chemistry by developing technologies which support recycled content use whenever possible, and by building relationships which foster the advancement of green chemistry. Integrity� We will work with integrity to deliver on our brand promises, support our local communities, and advance green chemistry principles for the greater social good.

What if?

Photo of sunrise over a closed landfill.

“Leave your campsite better than you found it”

Resinate Materials Group®

Who?

Resinate Materials Group• Founded in 2007• Headquartered in Plymouth, MI• Focused on Performance-Driven Green Chemistry™• Upcycling spent molecules into value-added

applications• Specifically turning PET waste into high-

performance Polyols• Working to advance the circular economy and the

movement towards a zero-landfill vision

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Industry experience and background from leading chemical manufacturers: Dow Chemical, Dow Corning, Univar, Bioamber, Eastman, BASF, Stepan, BYK

Resinate Materials Group®

What?

Great!

A chemical intermediate or building block that is used in junction with isocyanates and other additives, to form the backbone of such end products as coatings, adhesives, sealants, elastomers, and foams.

But what’s a Polyol?

0.5% Amine

13.4% Polyol

6.7% Soybean Oil

13.4% Isocyanate

60% Water

1.0% Iron Oxide

5% Wax

Polyols in Polyurethane Floor Coatings

Coatings Adhesives & Sealants

Elastomers

Flexible Foam

Rigid FoamSpecialty Foams Inks

Value Chain

Recycled Feedstock

Polyol

Presenter
Presentation Notes
----- Meeting Notes (2/4/16 11:24) -----

• Global polyol market = 20 B lbs./yr. in 2015.

• Recycled and bio-based polyol market = 1.87 B lbs./yr. in 2015.

• Recycled and bio-based polyol market expected to grow twice as fast as overall polyol market over next 4 years.

Global Polyol Market Size

Green Polyol and Bio Polyol Market, MarketsandMarkets, 2012

Global CASE Specialty Polyols Market - 2015

Global Polyols Market, MarketsandMarkets, 2012

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0.50

1.00

1.50

2.00

2.50

3.00

3.50

Coatings Adhesives Sealants Elastomers

Billion lbs./year

Presenter
Presentation Notes
6.2 Billion lbs. / yr. (2012) Just under 2.5 billion lbs/yr polyol coatings Just over .5 billion lbs/yr polyol adhesives Our first two areas of development have been in coatings and adhesives, this market driven product development has worked out very well for us. We have done much testing to be sure we are meeting your needs before we send you a sample

Resinate Materials Group®

How?

Post-Industrial/Post-

Consumer PET Waste

PET Waste Stream B

Proprietary Process

Technology

Proprietary Polyester Polyols

Specialty Marketse.g. Coatings;

Adhesives; Plasticizers; etc.

Proprietary Process Technology

Commercial Sale

Manufacturing

Potential closed-loop system -

Circular Economy

Commodity Marketse.g. Foam

PET Waste Stream A

PET Carpet(P/I & P/C)

Pre-process

PE

T Waste Input

Resinate Materials Group®

Circular?

Circular Economy• Economic growth can happen for the benefit of the

environment, instead of at its expense

• A way to find harmony between the environment and the economy

• Turning waste into resources, preserving the environment and improving human safety and quality of life

• Creating new value chains and synergies that decouple growth from the use of scarce and linear resource inputs

Polyester Polyol

Carpet Backing

P/I or P/C Carpet Waste

Foam Manufacturing

CarpetManufacturing

Circular EconomyRecycled PET

Resinate®

PET Carpet

CircularEconomy

Resinate Materials Group®

What’s Next?

PET Carpet Processing Challenges and Needs:

• Primary value resides in efficiently accessing the PET (Fiber)• Post Industrial an easier source versus Post Consumer

• Cleaner - less pre-processing - a higher quality input for Specialty applications

• Managing all of the non-PET components and waste streams-e.g. PP; SRB Latex; CaCo3; other

• Understanding, measuring, controlling the level of contaminants

• Pre-process and in-process complexity to manage all of the above

Starting with the End in Mind• Can Resinate® help support CARE’s

mission?• Yes- PET carpet is a potentially viable

alternative source of PET • But…

• it comes with some inherent process challenges

• strong potential upside for all involved if successful

Thank You

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