Pyrolysis Companies in Ecuador

Alliance between Ecuadorian cooperative Ananda and German company Carbon Connect to produce biochar from cannabis in the Ecuadorian Amazon, aiming to regenerate soils and generate carbon credits.

Andes Bioenergy upcycles agro-industrial biomass waste into biochar and renewable thermal energy using proprietary P-SMART technology. They focus on sustainable solutions for waste management and energy production in Ecuador.

Environmental technology company focusing on biochar and pyrolysis reactors, with a significant presence in Ecuador through collaboration with Pacchar.

The Energy Research Corporation (CIE) develops and runs bioenergy projects in Ecuador, including a pilot plant researching carbonization, gasification, pyrolysis, agglomeration, and briquetting of dehydrated waste for energy production. It serves as a key research institution for sustainable energy solutions in the country.

Nina Energy is an Ecuadorian technology provider and developer that established a pyrolysis plant near Cotopaxi in partnership with atmosfair, converting wood waste into biochar. They also work on reforestation projects and sustainable forest management.

Startup based in southern Ecuador specializing in transforming agricultural and forestry waste into biochar using pyrolysis for sustainable agriculture, waste management, and climate change mitigation.

Pacchar is an Ecuadorian startup led by Carlos González that transforms agricultural and forestry waste into biochar through pyrolysis using Kon-Tiki kilns. They focus on sustainable agriculture, waste management, and climate change mitigation, creating value from agricultural waste with circular models of biochar and composting to produce quality organic fertilizers, enhance agricultural soils, and reduce carbon emissions.

The Plastikgas Project, announced in August 2019, aims to build the first South American plastic treatment plant in Ecuador to convert plastic waste into fuel. This initiative is led by the private sector and the Chamber of Small and Medium Companies of Pichincha (Capeipi), targeting a significant waste-to-fuel conversion capacity.

Seginus is a non-profit organization in Ecuador dedicated to facilitating tire recycling. They promote and coordinate the utilization of pyrolysis as one of the key recovery routes for end-of-life tires, aiming to foster a circular economy for rubber waste.

Tectocarbon produces biochar from teak biomass waste and researches its use in reducing cadmium in cacao. They are part of the International Biochar Initiative and focus on innovative agricultural applications.