PeroCycle and Glass Futures have signed a memorandum of understanding to test a catalyst technology for industrial carbon recycling at Glass Futures' pilot facility in St Helens, UK. The six month evaluation will cover batch catalyst production, prototype testing, and integration with active glass, ceramic, or combustion systems. The goal is to move the technology from lab validation toward commercial deployment in hard-to-abate sectors. The partnership matters because glass production needs high temperatures and is hard to electrify, so waste-to-fuel catalysts could cut emissions without rebuilding entire plants. The press release does not include performance data or project funding details, but using existing pilot infrastructure shortens the path from lab to real-world operation. A final commercial agreement will depend on how the six month tests go.
