Klean Industries (KleanFuels)
Headquarters: United States
Offers pyrolysis plants that process municipal solid waste, tires, plastics, and biomass into valuable energy products. Their KleanFuels division specifically converts scrap plastic into diesel oil using "Direct Pyrolytic Liquefaction".
Company Overview
| Role | Plant Operator |
|---|---|
| Status | Operational |
| Technology | Proprietary |
| Headquarters | United States |
| Region | North America |
| Feedstock Types | PlasticsEnd-of-Life Tires (ELT) |
| Products & Output | DieselSynthetic OilCarbon Black (rCB) |
Other Klean Industries (KleanFuels) entries in this directory
- Klean Industries Australia Multiple Roles Planned Klean Industries is actively developing a tire pyrolysis plant in Australia, designed to convert end-of-life tires into recovered carbon black and renewable fuels, forming part of a comprehensive circular economy platform.
- Klean Industries Boardman, Canada Plant Operator Planned Klean Industries has a significant history in Oregon's tire pyrolysis landscape. They previously operated a pilot plant in Boardman (2008-2016), which is now decommissioned. Although there were plans for a North American flagship facility near Portland to process waste tires into recovered carbon black and marine fuel, recent reports (November 2025) indicate discontinuation of activities at their Boardman plant, but they continue to focus on advanced pyrolysis technology globally.
- Klean Industries Montreal, Canada Multiple Roles Operational Klean Industries operates a biochar power plant in Japan utilizing advanced pyrolysis technology to convert woody biomass into renewable electricity and biochar. They also partner on tire pyrolysis projects. They operate a 1 MW biomass gasification plant that transforms woody biomass into renewable electricity and biochar.
Plant Locations (1)
| City | Country | Commissioned | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| — | United States | — | Operational |
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