Pyrolysis Companies in Colombia

7 pyrolysis companies in Colombia (South America), including 6 plant operators and 1 buyer of pyrolysis products.

Total
7
Operational
5

Cotierra

Operational Plant Operator Bogotá Proprietary Cotierra is a Swiss-Colombian startup specializing in biochar solutions for coffee farms in Colombia. They convert coffee tree residues into biochar using decentralized, mobile reactor technology to improve soil health, increase yields, and generate carbon removal credits, aiming to decarbonize coffee supply chains. Coffee Tree ResiduesAgricultural Residues

Ecopetrol S.A.

Operational Product Off-taker Bogotá Catalytic Ecopetrol S.A. operates a refinery in Barrancabermeja, Colombia, which processes pyrolysis oil into refinery-grade propylene as part of a collaboration with its subsidiary Esenttia S.A. for advanced chemical recycling. Pyrolysis Oil

Esenttia S.A.

Operational Plant Operator Mosquera Proprietary Esenttia S.A., a subsidiary of Ecopetrol, is a leader in advanced chemical recycling in Latin America, producing 100% circular polypropylene from difficult-to-recycle post-consumer plastics via pyrolysis technology. Their virgin-quality plastic is used in food packaging. Plastics

Esenttia S.A.

Planned Plant Operator Mosquera Proprietary Esenttia S.A. plans to develop, build, and operate a dedicated industrial pyrolysis plant in Colombia as part of Stage 3 of its advanced chemical recycling roadmap. This plant will significantly scale up its capacity to process difficult-to-recycle post-consumer plastics into pyrolysis oil. Plastics

Esenttia S.A.

Planned Plant Operator Mosquera Esenttia S.A. has a planned future development stage at the Cartagena Refinery, focusing on new alternatives related to its advanced chemical recycling initiatives. This indicates potential further integration of pyrolysis products into refinery operations.

Pyrcom

Operational Plant Operator Bogotá Proprietary Pyrcom operates a pyrolysis plant in Mosquera, Colombia, originally designed for used tire recycling and diesel production. They have collaborated with Esenttia and Ecopetrol to adapt their technology for processing post-consumer plastics as part of advanced chemical recycling initiatives. End-of-Life Tires (ELT)Plastics

Sanz Family Project

Operational Plant Operator Proprietary The Sanz family in Colombia operates a biochar project on their farm, converting excess wood residues into biochar using small reactors. Their goal is to improve soil quality, enhance grass for livestock, and promote sustainable land management without chemicals, contributing to a circular economy. Wood Waste

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