Aduro Clean Technologies initializes operations at Ontario pilot plant

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Summary

Aduro Clean Technologies has begun initial operating campaigns at its Next Generation Process (NGP) pilot plant in London, Ontario. In parallel, development of its first-of-a-kind (FOAK) commercial facility is advancing: the site has been selected, and equipment evaluations are underway to guide design and long‑lead procurement planning.

What results or milestones from the pilot would most convincingly de-risk the FOAK facility for investors and potential partners?

Aduro Clean Technologies, Inc. (Sarnia, Ont., Canada) announced that initial operating campaigns are now underway at its Next Generation Process (NGP) Pilot Plant in London, Ontario. Development of the First-of-a-Kind (FOAK) facility is progressing alongside Pilot Plant operations, with site selection completed and equipment evaluation underway to inform design and long-lead procurement planning. The NGP […]

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Aduro Clean Technologies initializes operations at Ontario pilot plant

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