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Green chemistry - from pilot to commercial production

Many process developers find themselves caught between promising laboratory results and commercial production – scaling up proves too expensive, too uncertain or takes too long. At the same time, requirements regarding environmental impact, safety and economic viability are becoming increasingly demanding, even at the early stages of development.

Without the right expertise, projects risk getting stuck at the pilot stage, incurring unnecessary safety risks or encountering regulatory hurdles late in the process – which can delay launch by several years and result in significant financial losses. At RISE, we therefore build sustainability, safety and regulatory readiness into the development phase from the outset.

Key aspects include the use of environmentally friendly chemicals, materials and technologies, as well as reducing energy consumption. Our aim is to develop customised processes for pilot trials through to commercial production, in line with the principles of green chemistry.

 

Green chemistry

 

RISE guides process development throughout the entire chain – from renewable raw materials and route design to upscaling, chemical analysis, process safety and digitalisation – in close collaboration with the customer, ensuring that new processes are ready for commercial operation more quickly and safely.

Our service covers support at every stage – from raw material selection and route design to pilot-scale testing (TRL 1–6/8) and commercial handover. The first step is often an initial consultation to assess where your project is in the process.

Would you like to know how we can help take your process development forward? Book a meeting and we’ll go through your requirements.

Renewable raw materials and substitution

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Route design

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Scale-up

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Analysis

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Process safety

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Digitalisation

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