Aduro Clean Technologies (NAS) has signed a non-binding agreement to develop a commercial licensing package for its Hydrochemolytic Technology (HCT). The agreement includes a framework for a licensing model and a pre-engineered plant design designed to process mixed and contaminated plastic waste. The licensing package will outline how the company markets, prices, and implements HCT solutions. This aligns with Aduro's scale-up plans, including pilot operations and a planned first industrial facility in the Netherlands.