Clean Planet Technologies joins BRIDGE to Drive UK-Led Innovation in Circular Economy
- Clean Planet Group
- Jun 5
- 2 min read
Updated: Jun 7
Clean Planet Technologies is excited to announce that is has joined BRIDGE, the University of Lincoln’s world-class R&D facilities and innovation and engineering network. BRIDGE brings together forward-thinking businesses and academic leaders to develop transformative technologies for a more sustainable future.
As part of this dynamic community, alongside organisations like Siemens Energy, AFMWorkshop, Fenner Precision Polymers and Micronclean, Clean Planet Technologies is working to push the boundaries of what’s possible in clean technology and chemical recycling
Clean Planet Technologies’ mission is to engineer innovative clean technologies that convert non-recyclable plastic waste into circular products and fuels- such as sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). Clean Planet Technologies is a science-led organisation committed to delivering scalable climate solutions.
By joining BRIDGE, Clean Planet Technologies gains access to:
World-class R&D facilities, including testing labs and advanced engineering tools
Cross-disciplinary collaboration with expert academic staff and students from across disciplines
A vibrant innovation ecosystem focused on impact.
Together with the BRIDGE community, Clean Planet Technologies is working to advance the next generation of clean technologies and build stronger industry-academic pathways for scaling circular solutions.
“Our membership with BRIDGE supports our vision to engineer practical, scalable answers to the plastic crises. We're excited to join a network that values bold thinking and practical collaboration as much as we do.”— Dr. Andrew Odjo, CEO, Clean Planet Technologies
"We’re delighted to welcome Clean Planet Technologies to the BRIDGE community. Their commitment to sustainability and innovation aligns perfectly with our mission to support transformative technologies through academic-industry collaboration. We look forward to supporting their continued R&D journey here at the University of Lincoln."— Dr Matthew Thorton, Commercial Manager, The BRIDGE | University of Lincoln
The R&D arm of Clean Planet Group (CPG), develops and commercialises proprietary green technologies that transform non-recyclable plastic waste into valuable resources like circular petrochemical feedstocks, hydrogen, and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). These innovations power Clean Planet Energy (CPE), enabling the construction of chemical recycling facilities worldwide. CPT is key to CPG’s mission of developing new technologies, building sustainable infrastructure, and driving global action against plastic waste and carbon emissions, creating scalable, high-impact solutions for a cleaner planet.
BRIDGE, based at the University of Lincoln, is a dynamic innovation network that connects academia with industry to spark new ideas, fuel engineering breakthroughs, and support real-world commercialisation. It offers a unique combination of expert technical staff, cutting-edge facilities, and industry R&D support, empowering companies to accelerate product development and drive sustainable growth.