Pyrolysis Companies in United Arab Emirates

ADNOC is Abu Dhabi's state oil company, committing to circular economy and waste valorisation as part of its sustainability strategy. The company has been exploring pyrolysis oil integration as a circular feedstock at its Ruwais refinery and petrochemical complex.

Offers solutions and plants for plastic pyrolysis in the UAE, converting waste tires and plastics into fuel oil. They provide both continuous and batch operations.

Bee'ah is the UAE's leading waste management and environmental services company based in Sharjah. The company operates one of the Middle East's most advanced waste management infrastructure networks and has been exploring waste-to-energy and advanced recycling including pyrolysis as part of its 2025 zero-waste target.

A leading waste management and environmental services company in Sharjah, UAE, operating a waste-to-energy plant and developing initiatives for green alternative fuels from waste.

Bee'ah operates a tire recycling facility in Sharjah, transforming used tires into rubber granules that are then used in various applications such as playground surfaces and roads.

Carbo Culture Oy has developed patented Biochar Carbon Removal technology. This technology stabilizes carbon from waste biomass and stores it in biochar, which can store nutrients and retain water in soils, and is also energy-generating. Recognized by Expo City Dubai.

Fieka Investment, in collaboration with Camelsheep, is involved in the production of industrial biochar from camel waste. This project aims to convert organic waste into biochar to improve desert soil fertility and enhance food security in the UAE.

Provides waste treatment solutions for various types of waste, including non-recyclable, mixed waste, utilizing co-processing in cement kilns, which indicates their capability to handle materials suitable for pyrolysis.

Green Valley Biochar is a pioneering biochar production company in the UAE, focusing on sustainable soil amendment solutions using locally sourced organic waste, including used coffee grounds. They also explore the use of biochar in construction.

Collaborating on the development of a large-scale commercial waste-to-sustainable-aviation-fuel project in Abu Dhabi, which involves thermal processing of waste to produce syngas, a process akin to pyrolysis.

Reecon provides advanced Biomass Destructive Distillation (BDD) plants, a form of pyrolysis technology, across the UAE. These plants convert various biomass materials into high-purity biochar, bio-oil, and bio-coal, aiming to transform biomass waste into clean energy.

Developing projects to convert plastic waste into fuel, methane, hydrogen, and carbon black, addressing both waste reduction and energy generation.

SERVODAY provides innovative biomass turnkey solutions in the UAE, including torrefaction plants that enhance biomass energy production. Their systems can also be used for pyrolysis plants, covering every phase from concept to operation and handling diverse biomass materials.

Sharjah National Rubber Industries is a dedicated tire recycler in the UAE, processing complete passenger car and truck tires. Their output includes tire-derived fuel (TDF), rubber granulate, crumb rubber, steel, and textile fiber. They are an authorized contractor for Sharjah Municipality.

Tadweer plays a significant role in Abu Dhabi's waste management infrastructure, including the collection and recycling of tires. They also manage Dubai's waste infrastructure and collaborate with companies like Geocycle to utilize shredded tires as alternative fuel.

The Gulf Rubber Company operates a tire recycling plant with an annual capacity of 24,000 tons, producing granulates, molded goods, and devulcanized rubber.