Pyrolysis Companies in Ireland

Has established a biochar plant that utilizes organic residue materials as feedstocks, converting them into biochar through pyrolysis. This is one of Europe's largest biochar plants.

The Arigna Group has transitioned from coal manufacturing to large-scale biomass pyrolysis, operating one of Europe's largest biochar production facilities. They provide sustainable alternatives for industrial carbon and domestic heat.

ARTi Ireland specializes in producing high-quality biochar from wood waste using pyrolysis technology. They focus on soil improvement and carbon removal solutions for the Irish market.

Specializes in transforming food waste from various sectors, including agriculture, into renewable natural gas and organic fertilizer through anaerobic digestion. Offers waste collection services.

Carbon Resources is a West Cork-based company utilizing pyrolysis to convert organic materials into biochar for permanent carbon sequestration and soil enhancement.

Crossmore Tyre Recycling is one of Ireland's largest collectors and recyclers of waste tires, processing approximately 300 tonnes weekly. They recycle ELT into equestrian rubber, tire bales for flood control and road foundations, and tire-derived fuel (TDF).

Develops systems for providing biomass fuel, producing pellets from farm waste, including energy crops, agricultural residues, and slurry. Works on bioenergy plants in Ireland and the UK.

Developed technology to clean, shred, and convert unrecyclable plastics into light oil and raw diesel through pyrolysis. Their first plant in Ireland had a capacity of 10-20 tonnes per day.

Elmore Recycling provides an eco-friendly waste tire collection service across Ireland. They are a NWCP and Circol-approved collector, preparing and shredding ELT for remanufacturing into products like rubber granulate.

A recycling company that reprocesses organic residues, including food waste, garden/park waste, and fish wastes, into valuable products for horticulture and renewable energy.

Glanpower is an Irish energy company developing the Derryclure Energy Centre, intended to be a large-scale pyrolysis facility converting biomass and mixed waste into syngas and electricity.

Developing the Derryclure Energy Centre, a large-scale pyrolysis facility in Offaly County, Ireland, designed to convert biomass and mixed waste into syngas and electricity. Expected to process 75,000 tonnes of waste per year.

PLP Ireland focuses on fully recycling and remanufacturing end-of-life tires across Ireland, with a commitment to zero waste to landfill. They transform tires into reusable materials for various applications.

STR covers all aspects of rubber tire recycling, from shredding to the production of saleable recycled products. They offer a bespoke collection service throughout Ireland and are an authorized collector for Repak ELT, aiming for 100% recycling and zero landfill.

Focuses on the development and operation of large-scale biogas projects, converting organic materials into renewable energy and biofertilizer via anaerobic digestion.

Trifol is an Irish cleantech company operating a commercial plastic pyrolysis facility in Littleton. They convert end-of-life plastic into sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) feed, high-quality diesel, and naphtha.

Transforms plastic waste into bio-oil and wax using a patented low-pressure thermal decomposition process. Operates a plant in Tipperary, Ireland, with full-scale production starting June 2024, and has a supply agreement with Shell Chemicals Europe. Plans to build 14 additional plants.