Pyrolysis Companies in South Korea

Daekyung Esco is engaged in research and development of biomass pyrolysis oil, with plans for a 20 tons/day demonstration plant and a 100 tons/day commercial plant design.

Eco Management Korea (EMK) is a leading integrated waste management player in South Korea, with diversified operations including solid waste management, waste-to-energy plants, and sludge drying facilities.

Leading company in waste plastic pyrolysis technology, manufacturing and selling equipment that produces high-quality pyrolysis refined oil. Low-temperature pyrolysis technology utilized in the Gyeongju Waste Emulsification Project, processing 100 tons of plastic waste daily. Obtained NET certification.

EcoCreation Co., Ltd. specializes in waste plastic pyrolysis technology, operating a low-temperature pyrolysis plant in Gyeongju with a capacity of 100 tons of plastic waste daily, producing high-quality refined pyrolysis oil.

EcoInn Energy developed mobile modular IoT waste plastic pyrolysis equipment (TMR4K) that converts waste plastic into oil. This innovative product has been recognized by the Public Procurement Service.

EnTop Technology specializes in waste tire pyrolysis systems, utilizing a unique technology to prevent reactor clogging and produce high-quality recovered carbon black (rCB).

HC Energy is a South Korean company with over 12 years of experience in the renewable energy sector, partnering with international firms to build agricultural and food waste biogas plants.

Kanglim Fuel Tech is involved in material recycling, specifically producing rubber powder from waste tires.

KC Cottrell provides EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction), O&M (Operation and Maintenance) services for waste treatment facilities and power plants utilizing renewable energy sources like biomass, municipal solid waste, and hazardous industrial waste in South Korea.

KC Environmental Service is pursuing the commercialization of waste plastic pyrolysis oil production around 2024 and expanding its biomass business to produce fuel pellets and wood chips from waste wood, unused wood, and wastewater sludge.

Korea Midland Power launched a biomass project to convert herbaceous waste from the Geumgang Estuary into eco-friendly fuel for power generation in South Korea.

Kumho T&L operates facilities for manufacturing solid fuel products from waste tires.

LD Carbon operates South Korea's largest end-of-life tire (ELT) pyrolysis facility in Dangjin, converting tire chips into recovered carbon black and pyrolysis oil. The company aims for a 98% recycling rate for ELTs and significantly reduces carbon emissions.

LD Carbon (LDC) specializes in recycling waste tires to produce materials like Green Carbon Black and pyrolysis oil, aiming to reduce CO₂ emissions.

Plans to complete a factory for producing and processing thermal decomposition oil in 2024. Also building a plant for supercritical pyrolysis oil in Dangjin, Chungnam, Korea by 2024, collaborating with Mura Technology.

Lotte Chemical is commercially producing petrochemical products using naphtha derived from waste plastic pyrolysis oil, indicating their involvement in the pyrolysis value chain.

Began commercial production of petrochemical products using pyrolysis oil-based naphtha for the first time in the domestic industry in 2022.

Specializes in eco-friendly continuous pyrolysis technology, providing EPC to O&M of Continuous Pyrolysis Plant Systems. Achieved 38.4 TPD eco-friendly continuous pyrolysis technology and their plant system passed installation and performance tests by KTL (Korea Testing Laboratory) in early 2024.

REVOTECH provides continuous pyrolysis plant systems for various materials, having achieved a 38.4 TPD capacity with its eco-friendly technology.

This partnership explores waste tire pyrolysis to produce recovered carbon black and pyrolysis oil. SK Networks plans to use its SpeedMate network for supplying waste tires. Daeho Industries is a leading retread tire manufacturer.

A partnership between SK Energy, SK Networks, and Daeho Industries focused on waste tire pyrolysis to produce recovered carbon black and pyrolysis oil, leveraging SK Networks' SpeedMate network for tire supply.

Leader in thermal decomposition oil production, with plans to establish production by 2025.

SK Geocentric aims to build a comprehensive waste plastic recycling complex in Ulsan by 2025, incorporating pyrolysis technology from Plastic Energy (UK).

Initiated eco-friendly recycling with waste plastic pyrolysis oil through a technical partnership with Japanese venture company Kankyo Energy. Aims for commercial operation by 2023, processing over 35,000 tons of waste plastic annually at their Ulsan Plant.

SKC is engaged in eco-friendly recycling of waste plastic through pyrolysis oil production, with a goal to process over 35,000 tons of waste plastic annually at their Ulsan Plant.

Ssangyong C&E is a cement company that utilizes waste tires in its cement kilns for energy recovery.

Veolia Korea develops innovative solutions to transform waste into valuable energy resources through combustion and biogas generation in South Korea.