Pyrolysis Companies in Estonia

Prepares used electrical and electronic equipment, plastic waste, and construction and demolition waste for reuse. Collaborates with Estonian and foreign companies on waste recycling.

Operates a biomethane facility in Viljandimaa, Estonia, that utilizes agricultural by-products and residues for green biogas production.

Enefit Power, part of Eesti Energia, is an energy producer exploring the use of tire chips in its oil shale pyrolysis process and re-evaluating the economics of tire pyrolysis.

Producer responsibility organization focusing on the collection and recycling of old tires across Estonia, utilizing a network of 75 collection points and involved in chemical recycling processes.

EMU hosts a 'Thermochemical Valorisation Platform' for biomass processing and research in pyrolysis.

Company dedicated to tire and rubber recycling in Tallinn, employing an environmentally friendly mechanical method to convert tires into crumb rubber.

A major wood pellet producer that utilizes production residues from the forest and wood industries. Highlights the potential for similar valorization of agricultural residues, given their scale and biomass processing capabilities.

Graanul Invest is a leading European producer of wood pellets, utilizing wood industry residues and low-grade wood for bioenergy production.

Focuses on chemical recycling, employing proprietary pyrolysis technology to transform various plastic and rubber waste into valuable products such as fuel oil, technical carbon, gas, and metal.

Operates a biomethane facility in Pärnu County, Estonia, utilizing agricultural by-products and residues for green biogas production, similar to other KIK-supported projects.

An Estonian forest biomass logistics company involved in the procurement and sale of wood biomass for energy production. Demonstrates expertise in large-scale biomass handling and supply chains.

Producer responsibility organization that organizes the collection and recycling of used tires, accepting tires free of charge and operating a tire shredder.

A recycled plastic trading company in Tallinn that offers solutions for contaminated, mixed, low-quality, "exotic" plastics, multi-layer films, and compounds, which often fall into the category of non-recyclable through traditional mechanical methods.

A project collaborating with the Estonian University of Life Sciences, transforming biowaste into biofertilizers using EM (Effective Microorganisms) fermentation technology. Tests biofertilizers with vegetable farmers.

A 100% circular economy company that processes over 8000 tons of film waste annually. Has the largest recycling capacity in Estonia for sorting, crushing, cleaning, and melting construction and demolition plastics into plastic granules.

Project PYROLY aims to establish a waste-to-fuel pyrolysis plant in Estonia, designed to process used tires and other waste.

A waste management and recycling company with plans for a tire-shredding plant to convert end-of-life tires into oils through pyrolysis, demonstrating an interest in chemical recycling feedstocks.

Ragn-Sells AS is a waste management and recycling company with plans for a tire-shredding plant to convert end-of-life tires into oils through pyrolysis.

Utilitas operates cogeneration plants using biomass (wood chips) to produce heat and electricity.

VKG is constructing a plastic waste sorting and preprocessing plant alongside a pyrolysis plant to produce pyrolysis oil for chemical manufacturing.

Viru Keemia Grupp (VKG) in Estonia is actively involved in plastic recycling through pyrolysis, leveraging its extensive experience in the thermal processing of oil shale. They aim to convert unsorted plastic waste into oil and gas, contributing to a circular economy.