Innovating For Endless Possibilities
The textile industy is one of the most resource intense sectors in terms of water, raw materials, land and carbon emissions. Over 100 million tons of textiles are produced every year, and its increasing rapidly. However, only a fraction is recycled today. Most of post consumers textiles are land filled or incinerated. As a result, the textile industry represent more than 10% of global CO2 emissions.
We’re set to change this.
Founded in 2022, CelluCircle has developed a unique and proprietary process for the sustainable recycling of post consumer textiles in mass volume. Our tolerant process recycles feedstock of almost all polycotton and synthetic fibre blends and colours. The original textile fibres are released and can be spun back into new clothes and textiles.
The process also allows for the direct production of nanocomposites from discarded textiles. These recycled and biobased composites can replace fossile based plastics in 3D printing, injection and pressmoulding.
In short: our technology will save resources, energy and reduce pollution and CO2 emissions.
Join us, our journey has only just started.
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CelluCircle Wins Major EU Horizon Europe Fundin...
We’re thrilled to announce that CelluCircle, as part of the GearUp consortium, has been awarded substantial funding through the EU Horizon Europe program! This four-year, well-financed project is set to...
CelluCircle Wins Major EU Horizon Europe Fundin...
We’re thrilled to announce that CelluCircle, as part of the GearUp consortium, has been awarded substantial funding through the EU Horizon Europe program! This four-year, well-financed project is set to...
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Upscaling Alert!
At CelluCircle, we are making great strides in scaling up our technology. We’ve now gathered various samples from our nanocomposite preparation process, starting from polycotton waste and ending with a...
Upscaling Alert!
At CelluCircle, we are making great strides in scaling up our technology. We’ve now gathered various samples from our nanocomposite preparation process, starting from polycotton waste and ending with a...
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Innovators at Work: Meet Varvara Kalkavoura of ...
In the first instalment of our interview series with CelluCircle team members and industry insiders, we’re excited to introduce Varvara Kalkavoura, the driving force behind Chemical Engineering & Development at...
Innovators at Work: Meet Varvara Kalkavoura of ...
In the first instalment of our interview series with CelluCircle team members and industry insiders, we’re excited to introduce Varvara Kalkavoura, the driving force behind Chemical Engineering & Development at...
