Pyrolysis Companies in Slovakia

AgroFarm Biogas represents a collective of biogas producers in Slovakia that utilize diverse agricultural bio-waste, including manure, energy crops, and crop residues, for biogas production.

Involved in renewable energy resources, including pyrolysis as part of its offerings in the projection, construction, and operation of pellet lines and cogenerated entities.

BIOENERGIA SLOVAKIA, s.r.o. is a company focused on offering products and services in renewable energy resources including solar, wind, biomass, geothermal, small water resources, biofuel and hydrogen. They are involved in the projection, construction, and operation of pellet lines that can incorporate pyrolysis and cogenerated entities.

DRON Industries s.r.o. specializes in recycling used tires in Slovakia using a patented DTC procedure. This process converts worn tires into valuable resources such as DRON oil, DRON coke, DRON gas, and steel cords, providing an environmentally and economically viable solution for tire waste management.

Ecorec is a waste management service provider focused on energy recovery and producing solid recovered fuels in Slovakia.

Eltma is the primary organization responsible for waste tire collection in Slovakia. Authorized by the Ministry of the Environment, it operates a network of approximately 4,000 collection points for used tires.

Provides "Eurex Eco 1" chemical recycling technology, which converts hard-to-recycle plastic waste into valuable and reusable resources. Offers testing services for plastic waste.

EUREX ENERGY s.r.o. is engaged in chemical recycling, specifically using pyrolysis technology, to process mixed plastic waste. They have developed an environmentally friendly pyrolysis system called EUREX ECO 01, which converts plastic waste into a recycled chemical suitable for the petrochemical industry or as a substitute for liquid fuels. The company emphasizes reducing the carbon footprint and increasing the recycling rate in the EU through its patented Slovak technology for catalytic depolymerization of problematic plastic waste.

FCC Environment CEE operates a Waste-to-Energy plant in Kysucké Nové Mesto, Slovakia, which handles the thermal disposal of various organic and combustible waste, including potentially agricultural waste.

Krakovany-Straze is an agricultural cooperative in Slovakia that practices regenerative agriculture, involving reduced tillage and direct sowing into crop stubble, effectively managing crop residues internally.

Implementing advanced waste plastic pyrolysis technology at its facilities in Slovakia to convert plastic waste into high-value chemicals and feedstocks.

MOL Group, through its subsidiary Slovnaft in Bratislava, Slovakia, is actively involved in chemical recycling, specifically utilizing advanced waste plastic pyrolysis technology in partnership with Lummus Technology. Slovnaft has received ISCC PLUS certification for processing circular feedstocks, and MOL Group has expanded its recycling capabilities in the region through the acquisition of ReMat Zrt., which has a logistics hub in Bratislava.

RECY, s. r. o. specializes in recycling services and waste management solutions, catering to industries such as the automotive sector in Slovakia.

SERVODAY offers innovative biomass turnkey solutions in Slovakia, providing compost pellet plants for organic waste and wood biomass pellet plants, along with advanced equipment for biomass processing like straw bale breakers and shredders.

Promotes pyrolysis technology designed for recycling mixed, contaminated, and painted plastic waste. Aims to establish pyrolysis plants within Slovakia.

Slavka SK n.o. is a non-profit organization focused on creating an environmentally and socially sustainable world through the utilization of non-recyclable plastics. They promote pyrolysis technology and aim to establish pyrolysis plants globally to convert plastic waste into valuable compounds like pyrolysis oil.

The Slovak Renewable Energy Agency (SKREA) is an organization promoting renewable energy sources in Slovakia, including biomass, and highlights agricultural crops and waste as significant biomass sources.

UNISTAV PRIEVIDZA, a.s. is a plant operator in Slovakia involved in ecological services, including the pyrolysis and incineration of woodchips and municipal waste. They also engage in the projection, construction, and operation of pellet lines that can incorporate pyrolysis and cogenerated entities.