Pyrolysis Companies in Singapore

800 Super processes wood and horticultural waste in Singapore, converting high calorific waste into biomass fuel and low calorific waste into organic compost.

A. Tech Rubber Tyres & Recycling Enterprise operates a plant in Singapore that recycles used rubber tires into rubber crumbs and rubber mesh. They are approved by the Singapore NEA and can process 800-1200 tons monthly.

Apeiron Bioenergy converts waste materials, such as used cooking oil, into sustainable biofuels in Singapore.

Biofront specializes in collecting waste-based feedstocks like used cooking oil and palm oil mill effluent, crucial for biofuel production in Singapore.

Biomax Green offers organic waste management solutions in Singapore, transforming agricultural, livestock, and municipal waste into high-quality biodegradable fertilizers using Rapid Thermophilic Digestion Technology.

Completed a Plastic-to-Fuel (PTF) pilot plant and commenced construction of Singapore's first commercial PTF plant with a capacity to convert 30,000 tonnes of waste plastics into fuel annually. Their patented technology achieves an 85% yield at lower temperatures.

Operates a commercial plant in Singapore that produces ISCC PLUS-certified circular pyrolysis oil from waste plastics. Their FR-3 Pyrolysis System is designed to process 20,000 tons of un-recyclable plastic waste by 2025.

Combines over 30 years of waste management experience with modern pyrolysis systems to convert various organic materials, including plastics, into biochar, syngas, and bio-oil. Focuses on sustainable waste-to-resource solutions for Singapore's circular economy.

Gnois Pte Ltd offers waste tire collection services for responsible disposal in Singapore. They transport non-reusable scrap tires from clients' locations to their facilities for ethical disposal methods.

Morelastic Green Resources Pte Ltd is involved in the collection, recycling, disposal, and trading of scrapped tires, batteries, and manufacturing products related to scrapped tires.

RExus Bioenergy is developing Singapore's first circular biomass power plant, with plans to recycle 100,000 tonnes of waste wood annually into sustainable renewable energy.

Plans to build a new pyrolysis oil upgrader unit in Singapore. This unit will improve the quality of pyrolysis oil derived from hard-to-recycle plastic waste, transforming it into chemical feedstock for their plants.

The Global Serve Pte Ltd (TGS) recycles post-industrial thermoplastic and elastomer rubber waste.