Trillium Renewable Chemicals announced the selection of INEOS Nitriles’ Green Lake facility in Port Lavaca, Texas to establish the world’s first demonstration plant for converting plant-based glycerol into acrylonitrile. The demonstration plant is named “Project Falcon.”
Trillium Renewable Chemicals announced its partnership with Zeton to design the world’s first demonstration plant to convert plant-based glycerol into acrylonitrile, deemed “Project Falcon.”
Trillium Renewable Chemicals has raised a $10.6M Series A financing round. The first closing totaled $5.5M and was led by Hyosung Advanced Materials Corporation.
Source: The Chemistry Show
In this episode, host Victoria Meyer chats with Corey Tyree, Co-Founder and CEO, about building successful partnerships, the power of experience, and driving sustainability in the chemical industry.
Source: The Planet Today
In this episode, host Matt Norden interviews Corey Tyree, Co-Founder and CEO, about how Trillium is revolutionizing the way chemicals are produced through their innovative, sustainable approach, while leading the charge in the bioeconomy and creating renewable, eco-friendly chemicals.
Source: Bigger Than Us
In this episode, the host chats with Corey Tyree, Co-Founder and CEO, about raising $16M in financing from venture, strategic, and government sources in the Company’s first 18 months and building an experienced team and secured partnerships with Solvay, Hyosung, HELM, and others.
Source: Decarbonize the World
In this episode, Frank wraps up his conversation with Corey Tyree, CEO of Trillium Renewable Chemicals. In the second part of their conversation, Corey will tell Frank about the partnerships that Trillium has formed to advance its mission and impact. He will also share his thoughts on the future of sustainable manufacturing in the chemical industry and what we can do to support it.
Source: Decarbonize the World
In this episode, we’ll dive into the world of sustainable chemical manufacturing and discover how one company is turning waste biomass into high-quality chemicals that can replace fossil fuels. Join Frank as he talks to Corey Tyree, CEO of Trillium, about their mission, challenges, products, and impact.
