Japan Partnership for Circular Economy
The “Japan Partnership for Circular Economy (J4CE)” was founded for the purpose of strengthening public and private partnerships, with the aim of further fostering understanding of the circular economy among a wide range of stakeholders, including domestic companies, and promoting initiatives in response to the accelerating global trend toward a circular economy.
Japan Partnership for Circular Economy
The “Japan Partnership for Circular Economy (J4CE)” was founded for the purpose of strengthening public and private partnerships, with the aim of further fostering understanding of the circular economy among a wide range of stakeholders, including domestic companies, and promoting initiatives in response to the accelerating global trend toward a circular economy.
Download: J4CE Noteworthy Cases/Initiatives 2021
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Realization of a recycling-oriented society through solar power generation
Niimi Solar Company
Currently, various technologies are being used to recycle solar panels, but our "Solar Panel Pyrolysis Plant using Sakumoto’s Method" is the only technology in the world that can decompose organic matter without emitting carbon dioxide and extract high-purity materials from solar panels.
Chemical recycling of PMMA for its everlasting beauty
SUMITOMO CHEMICAL Co., Ltd.
JSW will provide a technology to efficiently and safely decompose the used acrylic resin into MMA monomer by using its twin-screw extruder "TEX," which has been dramatically improved its mixing performance and is used for a wide range of applications.
Sumicle®, a polyethylene product for packages and containers that contributes to achieving horizontal recycling
SUMITOMO CHEMICAL Co., Ltd.
In order to achieve horizontal recycling of plastic packages and containers, it is desirable to unify the resin material types.
SORPLAS™, Sony's proprietary flame-retardant recycled plastic with up to 99% recycled material utilization rate
Sony Group Corporation
SORPLAS is the result of a project initiated at Sony Central R&D Laboratories in 1995, which embodies the company's strong desire “adding new value to waste.”
"HT-S400" soundbar using recycled plastic that pursues acoustic performance, flame retardance, and color stability.
Sony Group Corporation
Acoustic performance: We have been developing recycled plastics for many years to ensure that the acoustic performance quality of products made from recycled plastics meets Sony's high sound quality standards comparable to that of virgin plastics.
No Plastic in the individual packaging; "Xperia PRO-I", "Xperia 1 III" (SIM-free model)
Sony Group Corporation
Xperia has so far reduced the use of plastic in packaging, eliminating plastic components or replacing them with paper materials.
