Pyrolysis Companies in Denmark

A supplier of biomass, including organic material from plants, animals and microorganisms, which can be used as an energy source. This includes energy crops as well as residues from agriculture and forestry.

Agri Energy is establishing a pyrolysis plant in Vrå, Denmark, in collaboration with Stiesdal, to convert agricultural residues into fuel and biochar.

Manufacturer and wholesale supplier of used car tires in Denmark.

AquaGreen is a Danish engineering company applying steam-drying and pyrolysis technology to convert biomass and waste, such as wastewater sludge, into renewable thermal energy, biochar, and/or activated carbon.

Wholesaler and retailer of used tires in Denmark, focusing on sustainability and tire recycling.

Experienced in establishing advanced tire recycling facilities and efficient collection systems.

Collaborates with Danish biogas plants to collect CO2 and is working towards converting residual waste from biogas production into biochar.

Operates a petroleum refinery in Kalundborg, Denmark. Possesses co-processing capabilities for advanced recycling feedstocks, including pyrolysis oil derived from plastic waste, which is then used to produce road transport fuels.

Elysium Nordic is a prominent tire recycling firm in Denmark, operating a large pyrolysis plant in Nyborg that recycles end-of-life tires (ELT) into gas, steel, oil, and carbon black. The plant is designed to recycle 30,000 tons of tires annually.

Frichs Pyrolysis ApS specializes in advanced pyrolysis technology, converting biomass including agricultural and food waste into renewable energy and biochar, contributing to carbon capture and utilization. Their patented Sublimac-system employs flash-pyrolysis.

Global tire recycler with headquarters in Denmark, processing waste tires into recycled rubber materials.

Operates as Denmark's largest thermophilic biogas plant, converting manure from over 75 agricultural operations, as well as other waste and residual products, into biogas.

MAKEEN Energy, through its Plastcon technology, provides modular chemical recycling plants that transform plastic waste into pyrolysis oil, requiring minimal pre-treatment.

Provides extensive solutions for the collection, transport, sorting, and disposal of waste and recyclable materials. RC Plast (part of Marius Pedersen A/S) specializes in recycling plastic waste from industry and consumers.

Handles organic waste, including biomass that arises from biogas production. This biomass can be used in agriculture as fertilizer or further processed. They offer collection of organic waste from businesses.

Mingjie Group is a high-tech environmental company that provides machines and solutions for recycling tires and plastic waste, as well as producing biomass carbon through pyrolysis.

Provides crushing and sorting services for various materials, which may include tire recycling.

Niutech's continuous pyrolysis technology is utilized in Denmark for the recycling of difficult plastic waste.

PAM A/S designs and manufactures equipment for the pyrolysis industry, including transport screws, cooling screws, and dosing equipment capable of handling high temperatures and oxygen-free environments.

Quantafuel, a Norwegian company, is establishing a plastic sorting plant in Esbjerg, Denmark, to process plastic waste and produce chemical components for the plastic industry using pyrolysis technology. They also operate a commercial facility in Skive processing 50 tons of mixed plastic waste daily into refined pyrolysis-based hydrocarbon oils.

Operates a commercial chemical recycling plant in Skive, processing mixed plastic waste (including household waste) into liquid products (pyrolysis oil). Supplies BASF for upgrading into new plastic products and chemicals.

Operates Denmark's largest and most advanced facility for sorting plastic waste in Esbjerg. Can handle approx. 160,000 tons of plastic waste annually, transforming it into monofractions for mechanical and chemical recycling.

Offers collection, sorting, and recycling of plastic waste, converting it into high-quality raw material. A certified industrial recycling company, producing large amounts of recycled plastic.

Stiesdal is scaling up its 'Skyclean' pyrolysis technology, which splits biomass into green biogas and biochar. They inaugurated a 20 MW pyrolysis plant in Vrå in October 2024, processing biomass like straw, biogas residues, and wastewater. Plans for expansion are underway.

Actively seeks a variety of biomass feedstocks from agriculture and industrial by-products for its biogas plant. This includes manure, deep bedding, whole crop rye, wheatgrass, grass, molasses, fat, glycerin, slaughterhouse waste, other residual products, and seed grass straw.

Waste Plastic Upcycling (WPU) utilizes batch pyrolysis technology to convert plastic waste into valuable oil products, such as naphtha or kerosene/jet fuel. They have a commercial plant in Farevejle and aim for a recycling capacity of 170,000 tons by 2028.

Windspace is involved in tire recycling and production of carbon black in Denmark, and is a partner in Elysium Nordic.

Specializes in upcycling end-of-life plastic waste into oil using batch pyrolysis technology. Operates a commercial-scale facility in Farevejle, processing various types of polluted plastic waste with minimal sorting.