據(jù)ICIS-MRC網(wǎng)站3月17日莫斯科報道，據(jù)《印度化學(xué)新聞》報道，三菱化學(xué)公司（MCC）和豐田通商株式會社（Toyota Tsusho Corporation）已開始聯(lián)合考慮以生物乙醇為原料生產(chǎn)和銷售乙烯、丙烯及其衍生物，目標(biāo)是在2025年開始運營。

為了實現(xiàn)可持續(xù)的循環(huán)型社會，對塑料的再利用和回收的需求越來越大。 也有強烈的期望通過使用植物衍生材料實現(xiàn)可持續(xù)的生命周期。

MCC和豐田通商正致力于各種回收工藝的商業(yè)化，旨在通過將源自化石燃料的原材料轉(zhuǎn)換為源自植物的材料來實現(xiàn)循環(huán)型社會。

為了使一系列產(chǎn)品更具可持續(xù)性，包括在包裝/容器和衛(wèi)生用品中通常難以收集和回收的產(chǎn)品，兩家公司都決定研究如何將乙烯、丙烯及其由植物衍生原材料制成的衍生物的制造和銷售商業(yè)化。

MCC和豐田通商將評估以生物乙醇為原料的100%植物源乙烯(生物乙烯)及其衍生物的生產(chǎn)，以及以生物乙烯為原料的日本首個植物源丙烯(生物丙烯)及其衍生物的生產(chǎn)和銷售。

兩家公司將調(diào)查生物乙烯、生物丙烯及其衍生物的市場需求，并進行具體的可行性評估，目標(biāo)是到2025年實現(xiàn)商業(yè)化。

郝芬 譯自 ICIS-MRC

原文如下：

Mitsubishi Chemical and Toyota Tsusho to jointly study ethylene, propylene and their derivatives production from bioethanol

Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation (MCC) and Toyota Tsusho Corporation have begun a joint-consideration to manufacture and sale ethylene, propylene, and their derivatives using bioethanol as a raw material, with an aim to commence operation in 2025, according to Indian CHEMICAL News.

There is a growing need for plastic reuse and recycling to achieve the realization of a sustainable recycling-oriented society. There are also strong expectations for realizing a sustainable life cycle by using plant-derived materials.

MCC and Toyota Tsusho are working on the commercialization of various recycling processes and aim to realize a recycling-oriented society by switching from raw materials derived from fossil fuels to plant-derived materials.

In order to make a wide range of products more sustainable, including products which are generally difficult to collect and recycle among packaging/containers and sanitary goods, both companies have decided to examine how to commercialize the manufacture and sale of ethylene, propylene, and their derivatives made from plant-derived raw materials.

MCC and Toyota Tsusho will evaluate the manufacture of 100% plant-derived ethylene (bioethylene) and its derivatives using bioethanol as a raw material, and the manufacture and sale of the first plant-derived propylene in Japan (biopropylene) and its derivatives using bioethylene as its raw material.

Both companies will investigate the market need for bioethylene, biopropylene, and their derivatives and conduct a concrete feasibility assessment with an aim to commercialize by 2025.