Royal Institute of Technology

Technology that generates electricity through an electrochemical reaction between hydrogen and oxygen, with water as the only byproduct.

A substance used in fuel cells, often platinum, that speeds up the electrochemical reaction without being consumed in the process.

A process that converts discarded cotton clothing into reusable fabric by breaking down cellulose materials to the molecular level and transforming them into fiber for thread production.

Stockholm

First commercial fabric-recycling facility using the cotton recycling technology developed by Royal Institute of Technology and re:newcell. The facility will process discarded cotton clothing into reusable fabric.

Fabric produced from recycled cotton clothing through a process that shreds old apparel, breaks it down to molecular level, and transforms it into fiber for thread production. The first commercial garment made entirely from this material was a yellow dress produced in June.