UBQ™ material empowers the world to make an easy shift to sustainability without compromising on profitability.
UBQ transforms household waste, including all organics, into the most climate-positive thermoplastic material on the market. With UBQ™, manufacturers can offset the carbon footprint of the products they are already making without compromising on profitability.
Both the advanced waste conversion process and the UBQ™ material are patented worldwide – a scientific breakthrough backed by decades of research and standardized industry credentials.
Making a big difference doesn’t have to be hard. By simply substituting conventional materials with UBQ™, your manufacturing process is emptying landfills, preventing emissions and protecting finite natural resources.
Unsorted household waste – including all organic materials, dirty cardboard, and unrecyclable plastic – is reduced to its basic natural components. At a particle level, these building blocks are reconstituted and bound together into a new composite material – UBQ™.
UBQ™ has the power to offset the carbon footprint of everyday products. A drop-in material, UBQ™ is compatible with all major polymers and manufacturing processes.
The potential for UBQ™ is everywhere around us. UBQ™ can be seamlessly integrated into everything from car parts, furniture, and garment hangers to construction, retail and 3D printing.
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We here at UBQ were thrilled and proud to hear the news that Israel has joined the Global Methane Pledge. By doing so, the country takes the ambitious step of committing to cut methane emissions by 30% by 2030. This pledge, first announced by the US and EU in September, marks a shift in […]
It seems like methane has become the hot new topic in climate change discussions (no pun intended). So what is methane, and why are we hearing so much about it these days? What is methane? Like the better-known carbon dioxide (CO2), methane is a greenhouse gas (GHG). This means that, like a greenhouse, […]
On September 29, I was incredibly honored to have the chance to speak at the residence of the British Ambassador to Israel. The European Green Investment Summit brought together 20 British Embassies in advance of COP26, the UN’s global climate conference to be hosted by the UK starting later this month. I also had the […]