R&D
Infrastructure
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For more than 100 years since its emergence in the late 19th century, the chemical industry has not changed. It still uses heat and pressure derived from fossil fuel. If we could change the way we produce fuel and chemicals, we could change the world. Our goal is to make a significant contribution to achieving carbon neutrality through innovation.
Materials
Food
Organic synthesis
Entering into the market by overcoming barriers to entry by developing completely new technology
Taiyo Kagaku Sucrose fatty acid ester development project
Materials
Environment
Petrochemicals
Pyrolysis
Realizing a circular economy for acrylic resin, the ‘queen of plastics
Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation Acrylic Resin Chemical Recycling Project
Mining
Environment
Refining and extracting
Contributing to carbon neutrality in energy-intensive mining
Energy-saving rare metal smelting technology development project with National Institutes for Quantum Science and Technology
Pharmaceuticals
Organic synthesis
Sparking innovation in the manufacturing of next generation medicines
PeptiDream, PeptiStar - Specialty Peptide Drug Development Project
Materials
Pharmaceuticals
Food
Drying, concentration and dehydration
Local production for local consumption in space. Extracting water from ground ice on the Moon and Mars
JAXA - Project to obtain water resources in space, through freeze-drying 2020.12.01
Smelting
Environment
Mining
Calcination
Alumina Smelting
Smelting
Environment
Mining
Calcination
Electrification Platform for metal smelting （Green Mining-MX）
Environment
Materials
Petrochemistry
Pyrolysis
Bio-oil Production by Pyrolysis
Environment
Petrochemistry
Gas-solid Reaction
Cracking（M-Cracker）
Materials
Other
Glass Production
Materials
Food
High performance chemicals
Pharmaceutical
Drying, concentration and dehydration
Freeze-drying
（Revised）MWCC_Financial Results FY2403Q2
Microwave Chemical and Yokogawa Solution Service Conclude a Joint Development Agreement for Construction of a Small-scale Distributed Chemical Recycling System that Uses Microwave Heating - Working toward a circular economy through a high-efficiency system that utilizes renewable energy –
Develops New Transparent Conductive Film - Leverages microwaves to create 11 nm-diameter silver wire –
Notice of Invitation of Companies to Participate in Free Sample Evaluation for Introduction of “SiriusWave®” Microwave Multi-Stage Freeze-Drying System
C NEUTRALTM
2050 design
Carbon neutrality poses a challenge to industries across the globe. Our approach is to promote the introduction of microwave technologies through “C NEUTRAL™ 2050 design”. Why use microwaves? What would they change? What impact would this have on industry? We’ve prepared some detailed explanations, full of helpful data and diagrams.