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LOOPARTS

LOOPARTS focuses on high-purity metal resource recycling through molten salt electrolysis technology.

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LOOPARTS is a Japanese startup focused on high-purity metal resource recycling, employing a proprietary molten salt electrolysis technology. This process enables the recovery of semiconductor-grade aluminum, alongside copper and silicon, from various scrap materials. The company's innovative approach is designed to achieve metal recycling with energy consumption less than 30% of that required for new metal production.

The company's core technology was developed at Tohoku University, and LOOPARTS was co-founded with Professor Zhu from the university to commercialize these advanced recycling solutions. With its headquarters in Sendai, Miyagi, Japan, LOOPARTS aims to contribute to a global "Circular Valley" by implementing its resource-efficient recycling methods. Kyoto University Innovation Capital has provided investment to support these initiatives.

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From which academic institution did LOOPARTS' core aluminum refining technology originate?

The innovative aluminum refining technology central to LOOPARTS' operations was developed through research at Tohoku University, with the company co-founded by Professor Zhu from the university.