Pyrolysis Companies in Ethiopia

An Ethiopian startup producing and selling powdered biochar from invasive species like Prosopis juliflora. Developing liquid biochar formulations and exploring coffee waste as input. Aims to improve soil health and reduce reliance on chemical fertilizers.

Founded by environmental engineer Mahder Solomon, this startup produces and sells powdered biochar, and is also developing liquid biochar formulations. It uses Prosopis juliflora, an invasive shrub, as a biomass source for biochar production.

A project promoting the use of biochar-based fertilizers derived from agricultural residues to improve soil fertility for smallholder farmers in Ethiopia. Plans for widespread local biochar production starting in 2025 and commercialization of carbon sink credits.

A leading Ethiopian company in waste-to-energy and recycling, utilizing plastic pyrolysis liquification technology for fuel oil and chemical recycling solutions, and tire pyrolysis for fuel oil, carbon black, and steel wire. Operates two recycling plants in Ethiopia.

Ethiopia’s premier energy-from-waste provider, established in 2012, converting rubber and plastic waste into fuel oil and a coal substitute for heating using pyrolysis technology.

Ethiopia's first tire recycling company, utilizing pyrolysis technology to convert waste tires into crude oil (refined to diesel fuel) and carbon black powder. Aimed to launch operations in May 2019 with a capacity of 10 tons per day.

Ethiopia's first tire recycling company, founded by Dagim Asrat, transforming discarded tires into crude oil, carbon black powder, and combustible gas using pyrolysis technology.

Ethiopian investment company established in 2023, specializing in the production of activated carbon and charcoal briquettes from waste wood and agricultural sources, promoting environmental sustainability.

A waste management entity in Ethiopia's Oromia region that acquired two semi-continuous pyrolysis units in June 2024. The units process 30-32 tons of waste tires daily to produce pyrolysis oil, carbon black, and steel wire. Became fully operational in late 2024.

A manufacturer of activated carbon in Ethiopia, producing high-quality activated carbon from coconut shells and other biomass sources for various purification applications.