Pyrolysis Companies in Hungary

Specializes in the recovery and processing of high-quality biochar and BioPhosphate fertilizers from unexploited biomass resources and agri-food by-products using an innovative pyrolysis technology to create carbon-negative biochar.

Hungarian technology company specializing in a "zero-emission" and "energy-independent" pyrolysis process to produce high-quality biochar and BioPhosphate products from various biomass feedstocks, including agricultural and food industry by-products.

Transports and sells various types of biomass, such as wood chips, trimmings, bark, chaff, offal, and husk, primarily for energy production in power plants. Actively seeks raw materials for processing.

ARAGO Green Technologies focuses on sustainable practices within the automotive industry through innovative remanufacturing techniques, which are relevant to tire recycling.

Hungarian company involved in the production of Terra-Preta biochar from wood chips through a high-temperature pyrolysis process. Their biochar is designed as a soil improver with high water retention capacity.

Installs, finances, implements, and maintains biomass boilers. Uses solid biomass like firewood, forestry and agricultural waste, and pellets.

Specializes in the production of alternative fuels, preparing biomass and pre-treated waste for energy utilization. Possesses one of the most modern complex biomass and waste treatment systems in Hungary.

GreenTyre Zrt. operates a facility in Marcali, focusing on the recycling and processing of used vehicle tires.

HWD Recycling Kft. specializes in the environmentally compliant disposal and processing of various waste types, including electronic waste, and contributes to tire recycling efforts.

A Hungarian oil and gas company investing in plastic recycling, operating a pyrolysis plant in Tiszaújváros that processes 40,000 tons of mixed plastic waste annually to produce circular petrochemical building blocks.

MOL Group, an international oil, gas, and petrochemicals company, operates a pyrolysis-based chemical recycling plant in Tiszaújváros, Hungary. This plant converts post-consumer plastic waste into high-quality polyethylene and polypropylene using advanced pyrolysis technology developed by Lummus.

Pioneering Hungarian company specializing in the chemical recycling of end-of-life tires and mixed plastic waste into Circular Pyrolysis Oils and Circular Carbon Black using its proprietary CrCC™ process. Operates Hungary's first ELT pyrolysis facility.

New Energy Recycling utilizes advanced NE-TECH technology for recycling and collecting tires, producing materials such as pyrolysis oil and recovered carbon black (rCB). It was the first globally to receive ISCC PLUS certification for the chemical recycling of tires and plastics.

Hungarian company that employs an advanced pyrolysis process to transform plant residues into EBC-certified biochar and generate renewable energy. Focused on CO2 removal and sustainable carbon-based products.

Produces and supplies fuel to Hungarian biomass power plants (part of Veolia), purchasing raw materials and processing them into fuels. Also sells bio-ash and agro-ash, contributing to agricultural nutrient replenishment.

Recobin Ltd. provides waste management solutions with an emphasis on recycling and reducing landfill waste, aligning with principles applicable to tire recycling.

A Hungarian technology company specializing in converting plastic waste into usable energy using a proprietary pyrolysis process. Their first full-scale pyrolysis reactor was installed in Hungary in 2017.