Pyrolysis Companies in Argentina

Biocare Projects, in partnership with GMF Latinoamérica, is developing Argentina's first large-scale biochar carbon removal facility in Corrientes Province. It will convert forestry residues into high-quality biochar and permanent carbon removals.

Pioneering plant in Misiones, Argentina, transforming sawdust into biochar, fertilizers, and biofuels through pyrolysis.

Biosoja has developed technology that converts soybean residues into high-quality biochar and biofuels through a pyrolysis process.

Caligenia is a biotechnology startup developing 'Bacterchar', a carbon-negative biofertilizer combining bacteria with biochar to restore degraded soils and store carbon. They are building their first biochar production plant in Luján, expected to be operational before the end of 2026.

Canale has developed a prototype pyrolysis plant to process end-of-life tires and plastic waste into pyrolytic oil. They also operate a biomass gasification plant and pelletizing plant.

CarboBio specializes in activated carbon, biochar, and purification technologies, offering solutions for industries, municipalities, and organizations. Their 'Biochar Plus' product focuses on soil regeneration and carbon capture.

CarboClean produces high-quality biochar and activated carbon using 100% Argentine raw materials, specifically recycling waste from the country's timber industry.

Dominion operates an 18 MW biomass plant in the Corrientes region, processing organic waste from local sawmills to generate electricity.

Dynamotive Latinoamericana operates the Santa Rosa Biomass Power Plant in Corrientes, Argentina, utilizing pyrolysis to convert agricultural by-products, municipal solid waste, and wood by-products into electricity.

EcoGaia and Emisiones Neutras are operating biochar facilities in Argentina, with Altitude, a carbon removal financier, committed to procuring over 165,000 tons of CO2 Removal Certificates (CORCs) from these facilities.

GMF Latinoamérica S.A. and Biocare Projects are partnering to develop Argentina's first large-scale biochar carbon removal facility in Corrientes Province, converting forestry residues into high-quality biochar.

This municipal pyrolysis plant in Las Lajitas, Salta, converts plastic waste into fuel.

Argentine company focused on responsible management of plastic waste, utilizing advanced thermochemical conversion (pyrolysis) to transform non-recyclable plastic residues into energy. Plays a pivotal role in operating Argentina's first pyrolysis plant for plastic waste treatment in Lajitas, Salta.

TresB SRL is installing a semi-industrial plant in Ingeniero Jacobacci, Río Negro, to convert urban solid waste plastics into liquid fuels through pyrolysis.

Metallurgist and researcher from Misiones, Argentina, who developed an innovative pyrolysis reactor to transform plastic waste into usable fuel. He builds and maintains pyrolysis plants for industries, municipalities, and cooperatives, addressing plastic pollution and the need for alternative energy.