Saving Lake Baikal
Eat Polymer
Em Polymer— - resident of the Skolkovo Foundation. The only active bio-installation capable of safely decomposing polyethylene.
Safety:
Our moth does not"eat" clothes, fur coats, or living organisms. Not propagates outside the container.
Our moth does not"eat" clothes, fur coats, or living organisms. Not propagates outside the container.
The technology is based on the unique insect Galleriamellonella, which is able to process polyethylene.
Galleria
mellonella
Power
–
20-50 kg / year
~100 kg / year
10-40 tons / year
50+ tons / year
–
20-50 kg / year
~100 kg / year
10-40 tons / year
50+ tons / year
Appointment
Education, demonstration
Recycling on the street
Warehouses, logistics
Factories, hubs
Municipal scale
Education, demonstration
Recycling on the street
Warehouses, logistics
Factories, hubs
Municipal scale
Product
Training kit
Outdoor container
Pallet container
Industrial module
Eco-factory
Training kit
Outdoor container
Pallet container
Industrial module
Eco-factory
The bio-installation is self-contained, sealed, and adapted to the Russian climatic conditions
Em Technology Polymer " destroys polymer waste, packaging by biodegradation by Galleria mellonella larvae in 40 days
We"intend to pick up "tails" of non-recyclable polyethylene from "recycling plants, retail outlets and" marketplaces
The installation size depends on the customer's needs. The project is ready for scaling
Em Technology Polymer " destroys polymer waste, packaging by biodegradation by Galleria mellonella larvae in 40 days
We"intend to pick up "tails" of non-recyclable polyethylene from "recycling plants, retail outlets and" marketplaces
The installation size depends on the customer's needs. The project is ready for scaling
Bio-installation
We have created a new efficient method for biodegradation of Galleria mellonella polyethylene.
Innovative approach —
Our team
Yuri Melnikov
Roman Petushkov
Nikita Yakushev
Author of the biodegradation technology, scientific supervisor эксперимент-experimental biology
Engineer
Biotechnologist
Natalia Melnikova
Anton Frykin
Alexander Chekanov
Operations Director
Scientific supervisor - Genetics
General Director, Professor
The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) report on plastic pollution will be published in Nairobi on May 16, 2023. It is recognized that plastic contamination has spread all over the planet, an effective solution to this problem has not yet been formulated, and the danger to living organisms has received an evidence base.
Our goal is to clean local facilities of polymer waste.
Save us
Baikal
92% of polymers in Russia end up in landfills, where they take 100 years to decompose.
Заинтересовались проектом? Свяжитесь с нами
8 (919) 969-61-88
polymereat@gmail.com
Разработчик сайта:
Лесовская Василиса
Лесовская Василиса
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