Pyrolysis Companies in Sweden

Biokol.se is a prominent producer and distributor of biochar in Sweden. They utilize innovative pyrolysis technology to convert organic waste into valuable biochar and aggregate small-scale Swedish producers using Brachio's pyrolysis technology.

Biokraft is a significant producer of renewable energy in Sweden, specializing in the conversion of organic waste into biogas and biofertilizers.

Leads the "Circular Plastics" project, a feasibility study on using pyrolysis for complex plastic waste. BioShare specializes in pyrolysis system design.

Bon Orbit is a joint venture between Svensk Däckåtervinning AB and Norway's Norsk Dekkretur. It is an ELT collection specialist managing operational activities and aiming to strengthen the circular economy for tire recycling in both Sweden and Norway. They are also constructing Europe's largest indoor production facility for recycled tire materials in western Sweden.

Borealis is collaborating to establish a plastics pyrolysis oil upgrading unit in Stenungsund, Sweden, aiming to produce virgin-like recycled feedstock from plastic waste. This unit is planned to be in commercial operation by 2025.

Collaborating on a new pyrolysis plant in Stenungsund, Sweden, expected operational by 2024. Aims to chemically recycle various types of plastic waste into pyrolysis oil for new plastics.

Cellwood offers pre-treatment solutions for organic waste originating from the food and agricultural industries in Sweden, processing it into a slurry for biogas production.

ECOBARGE Group AB is a Swedish innovation company that provides a modular, mobile system to convert farm residues into biochar, bio-oil, and syngas directly at the source. Their approach helps farms reduce emissions, improve soil health, and generate new revenue from agricultural biomass waste.

ECOERA focuses on carbon removal through innovative applications of biochar to enhance agricultural lands. They utilize agricultural residues to create stable biochar and provide verifiable carbon removal certificates. ECOERA created the world's first biochar carbon removal platform.

Envigas specializes in advanced pyrolysis technology, converting organic residuals from the forestry and wood industry into high-quality BioCarbon. Envigas produces biocarbon and pyrolysis oil, with plans for a large-scale production facility in Hedensbyn, Skellefteå.

Fortum Recycling & Waste (now part of NG Nordic) received funding for a feasibility study on the chemical recycling of plastics. They are collaborating with Borealis to build the first chemical plastics recycling refinery in Sweden.

GreenTech Recycling Tires AB plans to construct a pyrolysis plant in Billingsfors, Sweden, in collaboration with Pyrum Innovations AG. This facility aims to have a recycling capacity of 20,000 tonnes of end-of-life tires per year.

GreenTech Recycling Tires AB, in collaboration with Pyrum Innovation AG, plans to build a recycling plant in Sweden with a capacity of 20,000 tonnes of ELTs per year. The plant will utilize Pyrum's patented pyrolysis technology to obtain valuable products from ELTs.

Infiniteria is a joint venture formed by Enviro, Antin Infrastructure Partners' NextGen Fund, and Michelin. They are establishing Sweden's largest tire recycling facility in Uddevalla, utilizing Enviro's advanced pyrolysis technology.

Infiniteria, a joint venture backed by Michelin, is constructing a full-scale tire recycling plant outside Uddevalla, Sweden. This facility will utilize Enviro's patented pyrolysis technology to convert ELTs into valuable by-products such as oils, carbon black, and steel, processing 35,000 tonnes of tires per year.

Jord AB focuses on innovative and sustainable solutions for carbon dioxide removal and renewable energy, including the production of biochar from C4 grass. They provide carbon credits and biofuel.

Lixea utilizes innovative biomass fractionation technology (Dendronic® Process) to transform waste wood and agricultural by-products into sustainable alternatives to petrochemical products in Sweden.

Perstorp, a specialty chemicals group, is participating in a project for the large-scale chemical recycling of PET packaging. They see potential in developing and producing new products from recycled PET.

PLANboo is a nature-based carbon removal company that empowers landowners to convert sustainably sourced biomass into biochar, generating carbon removal credits.

Pyrocell is a joint venture between the wood industry company Setra and the oil company Preem. They utilize BTG Bioliquids technology to convert sawdust into pyrolysis oil at their production plant in Gävle.

Ragn-Sells is a prominent company involved in ELT collection in Sweden, working towards sustainable waste management solutions.

Operates test beds for pyrolysis, facilitating research, development, and technology transfer for the conversion of biomass and plastic waste into energy, chemicals, and fuels.

Roslagsvatten AB is constructing Sweden's first pyrolysis plant at a wastewater treatment facility to dry and pyrolyze sludge into high-quality biochar.

SCA is one of Sweden's largest suppliers of forest-based solid biofuels, offering a wide range of renewable fuel products like logging residues, stemwood chips, and bark.

Enviro is a prominent developer of pyrolysis technology, operating a recycling facility in Åsensbruk, Dalsland. They recover carbon black and oil from end-of-life tires, with their recycled carbon black used in Volvo vehicles.

Svensk Däckåtervinning AB (SDAB) is the main entity responsible for tire recycling in Sweden. It plays a significant role in collecting and processing ELTs nationwide, operating a major recycling facility in Gärstad, Linköping, which processes about 90,000 tons of ELTs annually.

Waila AB located in Gotland, started production and marketing of biochar-fertilizer products in 2020 and plans to operate a pyrolysis unit.